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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-12-07
Do Your Flowing in the Fall.

No matter what the crop is to be
grown, as a general rule, it will pay TO
plow in the fall, for these important rea.
sons:
l, 1t insures the destruction Of many
insects, by turning up their beds to the
surface, and exposing them to the trosts
of autumn and winter.
.. 1t enables the soil, BY the dccom-
position Of otherwise valuele<s minerals,
and b. the absorption Of iertl!izing gases
from the air, to reinforce itself for the
better production Of the crop to be
grown. =,
3. It leaves the land in better condi
ton, as a general thing. than spriag
blowing, which after been done when the
soil is wet, renders heavy and lumpy
condition almost inevitable.
t. 1t saves time, enabling the farmer
to do his spring work when and as it
ought to be done. and thus cnsuring bet.
ter returns for his labor.
This last reason has been illustrated
by the failure Of many wheat and corn
crops the past season. BY the latcncss
of the blowing the planting was delayed
until so late that the drouth prevented
termination. One or two weeks earlier
might have insured fair crop, and pre-.
vented that irregular, spotted appear
ance, which now marks so many fields.
Lands, sandy and dry, do not neccs'
sarily require fal!-plowa',s. Indeed,
where the soil is very light, and liable
to blow off in drifts in the winter, it
would be better to pillow i'll the SPRING
Such lands constitute the pnly exception,
however, Wisconsin Farmer.
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,ao,a,a him for his, sin p

dent friends .scolded him for his: slo s.
ness. But had he not been slow as Ne
was, could he: have been SO sure? we.
think not; and very likely, when tie
teupest,subsides aud men can. calmly
review the fearful drama, aud see tie
begin ming, the progress, and the end,
they will confess that he was fast
enough. g. ''t.2 -. >.@r., =
Mr.. LINCOLN, ever since he has bcea
in the exalted and trying. place to. wh1eA
his country called him, has uniformly
and hunbly acknowledged his Deepen:
dcnce upon tho Supreme. Ruler OF ting
universe, and often, in terms OF elo:
quencc and ferver, has he called upon.
his countrymen to PROSTATE themselves
before Him 10 humble ;supplication and
thanksgiving. with His blessing sue
cess is certain" we're his words, when,
on taking leave of his friends and neigh.
bors in Springfield, he, begged th;ir
prayers in his behalf. Little did he or
they then imagine the terrible ordeal
through which he was about to pass !;
but his words have been verified. The
prayers he invoked wero offered and
answered, and he has succeeded.
In word, our present chief maSis::
tra,e is just the man for such crisis as
this for he is alike incapable Of being a
popular idol, a tyraut, or a tool. HIS
arc not the shining, but the homely Hir>
tues. Ile.is honest, yet keenly sagacl-
GUS; kind, but not weak, statesman,
without either protesting or appearing
to be so :; strong, yet so flexible tia, she
bends before that which would break a
more stubborn nature; and really great,
without the usual dazzling concomitants
of greatness. The name Of brihiant,
or of moro heroic character than he,
would, if occupying his place, have gone
down on the record Of fame as the sa-
viour of his country, rs WAsIIINGroS is
called its father; but LINCOLN will be
regarded only as the lleaven.appointed
INSTRUMENT Of its salvation, thus verify.
iny the declaration Of an ancient pro-
phe,, IS The LoRp'alonc shall be exalted
in that day."-IH'sb"ry Go:cttc. '.
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notice.!

NN Saturday, the 18th day of December,
" lSG4 will proceed to sell, before the
Courthouse door of Kanawha county, at
auction Cor cash, the following property.
\ TRACT OF LAND, lying in kanawha
county, Tn the waters of Indian creek ami
Elk river described rs follows: BEGINNING at
n corner In Charles Cavcndcr's line, and OK.
tending with said Cavender's line each way.
containing about Elk hundred (GOO) acres
being the same land conveyed by Pliny Pen
dali n nd y.ifc to John Dryden, Trustee, by and
bearing d0te July 25th, 1860, and recorded in
Book v, in Kanawha County Cour, Clerks
Office. to SECURE to Henry Chappcll the amour,
of u bond cor $500 90, dated June lst, 1850.
The title is believed TO he unquestionable,
but rs trustee, can convey only with special
warran,y.i F. A. LOWELL,
novlG.4w Trustee.
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THE PRETTY MACHINE.
You may see them at work any time Of the

Younay see them At To sI any tim time Of the
day, ..sE.s:;. ,s:yI.;I';'
O! what dainty nt; perfection their movements
i display; ! ) -. = r.
There's rustling and swaying as onward
they sweep, 'h.'-s.'
And the dirt Of tho pavement before them
heap; .s.3'-'". e.s'..:' ..s5
IT,, the ines. invention That ever was seen,
This pretty, new-fangled, street-sweeping
machine. '''-.' -: ~'-
They ore simple in shape, they are easy to
move, ...-
And the walk Of q city they vastly improve,
You may have them Of silk, or barge or de-
- = 4 tlaiue, :: !t!1igi1... -. ~ -@.5..
You may have them trimmed gaiy, or have
them quite plain,
les the ,neatest invention that ever was seem
This pretty, new. tangled, Street sweeping
machine. ...
There arc some who declare they demand too
There ore some who prefer loo, the old style
Of broom, go
But all these arc old fosics who always cry
Every bright innovation with anger and
fromn; -. j. a. <.Js.
It's the prcttiest invention that ever was seen
This pretty, new-fanglcd, strcct-sweeping,
machine.
In what delicate folds around the owners they
fow! ..:. r.....~.-s..
In what shmmerins slopes to the pavement
they 60.
Where's the use Of contractors for cleaning
the street,
When the jobs neatly done BY the fairies We
meet.
It's the rarest invention that ever was seen,
This pretty, new-fuusled, street-swccrins
machine. ~. Y. Ereniny Post
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ILL-LrcK DEFIED.-A society has
lately been formed in Bordeaux, France,
to put down the superstitions of evil
omcns. As everybody knows, it is ac'
counted bad luck to begin anything on
j Friday, or to sit at table with thlr-
teen, or to balance a chair on one leg, or
to spill salt between yourself andfriend.
The new society have regular dinners on
Fridays, have thirteen guests, turn chairs
on one legs, and spill salt around before
commencing. In the whole year, during
which bad luck had been thus defed, no
single fatality has, as yet, occurred to any
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-,.,,It 70
FOB .S1: .EA::] LEI : q
- .sI'9,
A valuable. Tract Of Land

Owned by Napoleon b. :Thurston, roat,,,,
o" 1aS acres, ii. unted on : Coal: Bl,ttiJ.s
ing - "ha county ION: what ID known =, d.
han ,4 rnmn road, three miles from the IN
Rock E T;rer. Said land has a;;'snalla boo:
a"nn u :, enc Young peach orchard on5i ~ n
ana 'n"n acres " arc improved md In; sns ,,.i.
teen ,,u,i;,o,ion-ihe remainder is we'll ,inbs
o. OF G" nd is sufficiently level % b Issa.S4
farming ns, bargain can behad IN The ator.s,a,i,
"a IL s ~ calling upon, the subseriber II b,
oll'S9 Id o "| sIie:-0ne half in hand and d,
1Tm' ~ ,wclvc months. ~, ~ 80
noy9.tf. ". '' .--eea.3
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-"I'come for the saw, sir" said an
urchin. "What saucer?" " Why, the
saw, sir, that you borrowed" " Dor.
rowcd no saucer ",Sure you did, SIR,
borrowed our saw, sir" " BE OF, l
never saw your saucer" But you did,
sir,-there's the saw, sir, now, SIR
"Oi you want the saw !"
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. -" julius" said one contraband to
another, "ls you better dis morning.
!" No, l was better yesterday, but lsc
rot obor dat
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American Barber Shop,
>,Ry !. NJ. DILLON,

by J. ". DILLON,
In Rogers Sor, N. E. Corner Front & May Ss.,
... CHARLESTON, WEST VA.
SHAVING, Shampooing Hnir-cutting. Hair
dyeins, &C., &C., done promptly, with clennli-
ness, and on reasonable terms. MIR. Dillon
will give you good shave for only dime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-23

SWALLOWING A TES-DoLLAR GREESBAcH.
A young womsn named Mary Brown was
brought up before Recorder AartindAle, Of Jersey
City, Yesterday, charged with having stolen 81 from
Mrs. MLorny, II 800 South al street II Is alleged
that the accused called at the house OF the com
plainant and while there distracted . ten dollar
and a one-dollAr greenbact Ill from swalle, which
was laying on bureau. Immediately after leaving
the robbery was detected, and the accused was tol.
lowed into grocery and tho money demanded
back. Mrs Brown denied sny knowledge OF II,
but, II liz said was detected IL adrotly slipping ths
$40 bin in her mouth. Mrs. Ma'efuy seized her by
The throat. and In attempting " obtain the money
had her fingers badly bi ten, and tive woman. u ID
believed. finally succeeded In swallowing Il. Tbs
prisoner was committed " tho County jail fol
trial.
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. qs-s. R.,ssG-s. So I-H.w., e,sn.oo 4.

fNoN. - hf % ob--F. Ss ' 81 H. W - t'ouNo W.
CLEARED
sTrAMsHIPS- e. Knight PhiladclphiA J X
Thompson, Baltimore.
BRiGs- Ludwig Capolus, sen. Mech Rotterdam;
Brisk, Cieniuegos.
sCHOONEkG--shsnnon,A Antigua Charles Albert.
Cayenne; Meteeo Hamilton. bermuda Pearl, Hnli-
fai; ainpion, Boeton Dart Hartford; sarah Fill
zabeth, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
sTHAksHIPs-Aris dne, from Mobile Ray, via Key
West Perit Fort. Monroe, Commander, New Orleans
and Havana. Baltimore, Washington: Trade W Ind.
Fortress Monroe: Thames deep Creek. uion. tsup-
ply from v. Gulf Blocks Squad. Bori.ris, Hamburg.
sHir-i4bcrty, Of Montreal, from vers Cruz.
BARK Aradne, Of iictou, n :, from Cow Raw n.
BKFsa- Humboldt. Bangor Charles Heath, ham
cor for Washington. Robin, EliyAbethport for bAonl.
sarah u Crosby, Glace Bay, CB.
sCHO0NERs--k edron. Horton. " 3; Mary Now
ell Elizsbcthport Tor Coha-eetf Georgia Elizabeth.
port tor Beverly only son, Gardiner; tyrus tossett
Bangor; Fair Wind. Ellsxorth NJ N Merriam, Ron
dout iot Providence TeIas, Port Even for London;
Moves EDDY Port Even for Boston; IAtonn, Province
town for Philad Ann Eliza, Port Even for n Haven;
VIM Is Darling Eorton for Fortress Monroe; II
Dunton, Rockland; Mon. kockland u Miller, Aba
GO; Canova- Calais; Mary shields, Bangor; A Heath,
Bangor for Philadelphia: Hotensia Han. for Wash
ingion; sshma- Boston for Philadelphia. W & AtwA-
ter, New Haven Tor Philadelphia. W barley. Port
land for FORTE Monroe; Nellie Brovn, Boston for
Fortress Monroe; star, Boston for Philodsiphia.
fellowship Yorktown, London. Also ship Blk.
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FINANCIAL.

TNHE pREsID EMIT PETROLEUM
Il rnypxSy
pvUEMaIfsrsi
xrS.~.nn EnfITg prSS
onssnissd 49, ~ ,.Ss ~ p,nnsyiv.oi.
nrp1cTps
pr,,,d.p, ASnnpx Efsw anna Ys,
Nss yo,t
Tr>s.r.-. ~ aeynpaos r.,
'' Y n. SIzr SoN' A~S~
a.e,s&.rv EHwi% cs;osAST r~a
$500
rouN ~ ri III; ~,
c.nc,.i y ~. ~ Si a :, 1870,
coun.ei Ne.srs ~ hIar r ~ ~ Wi pt.cVtrv
N'u'' Ssr W.
ptpsr.r%ea
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HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.

EOR SALE-l BLIND MARE, c YEARS
J. old, IL hands high, kind In all harness. suitable
for express truck, dow cart, coal cart or any
heavy work. Call N SUI West Seth at, bet 10th and
llth aves. 169
EOR SALR-A BAY MARE, sYRS. OLD.
sound and Kind, heavy built, for eS5 also srsy
mare, fit Tor light works very fast sold for want Of
Inquire 80 Watts 81, near Canal. ls2
EOR SAIE-A HORSE, CART AND HAIR
i ue,s, and good will Of work; price $3.50 Sold on
account III Aealth Of the owner Inquire for DAYS
Of 10 Fulton vt 1913 Water ct, or until sold. 45
EOR SALE--A GOOD BAY HORSE, GRO
l. Gerry wagon, light wagon and harness suitable tor
any light businesa and will be sold cheap. Also a
black horse Tor rale. Apply 70 +. PITTS, Adminis-
TRAITOR, as Grand ct. II
NOR SALE FOR WANT OF USE--l0 GOOD
l. work horses. Apply at the Ice office Of REILLY
4 GREEN, 2OT West 2ist st. until sold. 8iT
EOR SALE-A GOOD LARGE WORK
l. horne, sound, Kind and true, for $50 Inquire Al
1870 steuben ST. jersey City, near the ferry.
go VIM W. KNIGHT.
uORSES-ELEvENH HORSES TO BE SOLD
IL or EXCHANGED Tor lover priced ones Can 10 seen
At "a Greens ich av. 2s2
SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES AND WAGONS
- for sale cheap lO sleisha 2N light carriages and
wssons, I close coachsS harnss4 &c, buainsss and
express wagons and w hogpess " Nsvlas O. ana ~
Fulton Av& Heooyh ~
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MSBURGU.

COLLISION on THE EAST RIvgR.-About 5
O'Clock yesterday morning. as tie ferry boat Cam
ada crossing from the foo, Of South 7th street
tE. d. to Roosevelt street, n Y, she was run into
by the Sound steamer Commonwealth, under . full
head Of stssm. The ferry boat WAS struck OBJ
hquely, breaking through the ladies' cabin, and
then glanced Of There were but three PASSENGER
% boasd poas 4 vh0m we're injured.
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Arrrxpr TO pass A ronorD Norx.-A

ArrExpr TO PASS A FoBoRD NorB.--A
woman named Ann McQusds was arrested yesssr.
dsy,cbarged with having attempted 70 pass forged
street IL b. rhs accused was held for exAluina.
ton
LAcScH.-The new pilot boat Ariel Pstter
SON" No. IL, will be launched st N this day,
from Mr. Paterson's yard, FOO, Of North Sd s,rsrt'
Eastern District
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GROCERIES,.

100 CHOICE TURKIES, FRESH KILL
IOO ed Also a large lot Of chiskens and ducks
Just received by express from the country Very lest
Orange County Butter, bO to Sc cents per Id. good
W to a. cents. Hest cheese - cents Lard 20 cent?.
10 barrels extra family Hour elz5D to {lsT6 FER bar
rel 20 barrels potatoes, good and cheap. ~ cents
saved on the dollar At shEkWOOUS great, cheap
Store, Ill NArick II, cor. Brpome At. $50
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INsTRUCrION.

BANJO INSTRUCTION BY THE KING
~ BanJoirt OF the world. Established In 1856 The
pupil guaranteed thorough knowledge OF the instr-
inent in one quarters lessons Banjos o. all prices
II. q. Il. C. DOBSON, SOL Broadway. 1923
DRlVATE INSTRUCTION AT TOWN.
L sends Academy, $50 Bowery, below Houston o.,
open day and evening for ladies' and gentlemen
Book keeping, writing, arithmetic, algebra, spelling,
grammar &c, taught without classes. Persons fitted
for any department Of business 4Ol
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SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ Of IAN Of, and sth az. Open daily from to
2, m. Wednesdays and Saturdays from to .. m
Biz pcr cent interest allowed. Deposits made on
date. THokAs ChRlsrY, Prss't. X. II. III Ill.
sec'y. 100
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Too Late for Classification.
A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP IT

A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP 1T
1.-THE BEST article In use,
BRIEsTS HAIR DYE--5o CENTS PER BOX.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. W.
A NY PERSON DESIRING A TRUSTY Ser
"A want may send m order apply 70 IL Sixth ave.
Places Alxsye ready for servantA, male and female
The oldest office in the city. SI9
7 WILL PAY MORE CASH WITHOUT
L promises) than any man In New York, for substi.
tutes and volunteer y. II. WlLDEY. IA 9Th sve.yIs
OOO SUBSTITUTES AND vOLUN.
L sOOO teers wanted for Army and Navy, every
branch Of the service. Men wanted for the hArbor
defence Of New York boys and co ored men. High
est bounties paid In cah. Call At IA sixth ave. 81
S1HO-FOR SALE, HOUSE AND LOT
f|O s45O house and lot S6OO house and lot
900 at Winfield, Long Island; payable, cash $50,
balance Flo monthly. Enquire Of q. q. ANDREWS.
Chambers II. 3sl
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

CHEAP AND COMFORTABLE BOARD
~ and ROOMS, 1t Dupont House. Hudson ct, opposite
b. Johns Park beautiful iocstion aI.o lodgings By
night or week. Waterman all night. Y3s
TO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, TO ONR
L or two young ladies' no so out 10 lusness by ths
day. Apply at 1871 FoItyeishth ct, cor. eth ave u
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MEDICINES.

COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION-DK.
~ WISIAR's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, the great
panaces for every affection Of the Throat, Lunss and
Chest II doe. not dry up cough hut loosens Il aud
Druggists. All
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE-A REAL
~ Pain Extractor. II reduces the most angry swell.
lineA aud inrAnstons u. II by magic heals old sorea
time. No family should bs without 1t. Sold BY I'D
Druggists. as
THE SCOTCH DOCTOR CURES ALL
diseases. especially RheuL attain, Neuralgia and
traysis, with that wonderful Herb that rendered
nm eonvalescent at HAM hONDS Hotel Wcdnss-
DAY aud FRIDAY, l25th It, 9Th ave, Harlem. 2ss
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TOB PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
- printing paper can obtain some cheap, 24I3S by
applying At the Sun Once. II
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COAL.

COKE AT A REDUCED PRICE DELIVER
" ed Immediately At 142 ID av, near 18th st. 10
Az. A, 18Th It At the Gas Works 2lst st. and
sv. A. ). Y. SHERWOOD, AID
COAL CHEAP-COAL Is NOW SELLING
~ at Fulton ferry, Brooklyn for u few days, at Sl0
per ton, delivered from Loaf Also blacksmith's
coal. 32b
ElRST QUALITY GOALS AT REDUCED
L Prices. Large Nut 50 o. stove and Egg ell per
ton. Delivered from yards 313 Bowory and I'll
Greene H. JACOB WEEks. 1853
DURE RED ASH, PEACH ORCHARD
L Cod, genuine Iehigh, Locust Mountain and
Cumberland, At prices low Goals OF Ike quality
sod for. Apply cor. Canal and Centre sta and
cor. Jane and West sta HENRY REEVE. 32i
WYOMING VALLEY COAL YARDS, Foot
w Of l4th at North River and 322 Eighth ave, cor
OF 9Th st. deliver hrrt quality nut coal 81 SyS fur
mace, so egg SO 5o stove or range, ell. Carriers
supplied at cargo prices. $40
co FOR 1000 LBS OF RED AND WHITE
SS Ash, nut or small stove; and eli for egg and
stove, screened aud delivered from yards i5J Leroy
1t bet West and Washington and 70 Jackson street
RICHARD HEATHER. 3ls
xS m PER TON FOR Nut 1880
poscO for Stove and Egg, in quantities Of
tone and upwards BY single ton, sll guaranteed to
I've OF lest quality, and weight warranted. JOHN
BAGLEi, and 2s Oak IT. 3UI
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GREY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE-THE
~ best pen.rides for the Teeth, in use TO Be had
and Franklin sves, East Brooklyn. Price o. cents
per rot. 90
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T .AW BUSINESS PROSECUTE OR DE
- fend good In any Of the courts, and have NJ
Zee u do not gain the case. Advice always free.
HOW Els, Attorney and Counsellor Al law, Is Nassa
street. 40
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINS
iAfrcI Chamber 81 for Albany and Troy, and
o. snd 70 tof. Il and on suniiys 81 500 I. Y from
sQth o.. Sleeping casJ o. " 2. n, train. wv
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A FEW REAMS or PRINTING PAPER,
"A e4I3s, viii be cold cheap on application at the
AT so9-PAwNBROKERS' TICKETS
ecssh Will r S GSr cent %T S,,o q. .hs s
furs &c, than can be got a, any other pare In the
ei,y so Brcsd~sy, cor. Houston st., up stain, room
o. FIR. PAGE. ss1
A TTENTION-RABBIT SKINS-RABBfT
"A shins.Tl,e hi.he'! price paid for rabbit stins,
q is2 Wet sSd ct he, It'll and s'h ayes Agp,y to
A PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
IN vi pay 10 per cent more thsn any other person
snvcrwMe, gum, pistols &c. at II Blocker st.l6
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals. endorsed
With the title Of the work for which the same be
Of iu prese ntston, viii be received this office until
II oc!ock am, Of tuesday November " ls6A Tor the
vsrts on and mean the line Of West st. from Hoboten
70 Hammond st., and for the paving Of aald part Of
ths rscks-sith trap bocis and rspsirins Of psr Of
the i9tersee,ins .tIeetA from He6oken p iismmond
ssis.msn, for The .sDs and other iniOr%ssOn can ts
sSssnsd Gr sgIesson e ihs C0nsrast Gle1i a his
November II, 1864. N' So
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
White rays - cents Pr. ID. Coored and
ga bras 3 Copper ~. md y ssn
Iced 10 cents yer ib- stS0. 10 New Bcsery. cor Of
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE
hsppy S EAST Xxi s'r + g.
The latter u scld by all Groceu At 70 cents per ID.
General Depot No l5l Reade st. "a
GREY'S ORRIS TOOTH PASTE-THE
o. WI n sna cor \ sys
and Franklin sves, East Brooklyn. Price bO cent?
per pot. 90
lob PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
printing Paper, can obtain some cheap s+Is BY
+ ,Aw BUSINESS-I PROSECUTE OR DE.
fend good ca.es In any Of the courts, and have no
Zee Il do not gain the Advice always free NJ
M0WE's' Attorney and Counsellor At law, Is hassau
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
Gold Mining Company will be held on the 18th day Of
December nett, st the Company's ONCE, ~ Broad.
f iSI. a s,Gss q s$sSsS 5SEEfI II SkhFGSS'
T IpMS ss ELY MENHY /; PERSON, %M. d,
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK RAILROAD
yember 22d, ls6+-Notice IL hereby given pursuant TO
Law, that . meeting Of the Stockholders q the New
York on Saturday, the l7th day Of prcember, 1854,
Capital Stock Of said Company IRON thirty h one
H RSSTET' JOSIAH 5. fEVEEEff' J, s. hkTEsf
pAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF
diSnondA watches, silyerware, guns pistols, dry
goodf, lsiies' and gents clothing and all oher eois
3vesco.'' wanted las Canal st near B0ssy,. under
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Of every description. sToCkWELL 4 EMERSON,
rs Ann st., one door west of Nassau ct. S2l
YEAST = YEAST = YEAsT-THE CELE-
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DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE
~ wonderfully amable nova days; thanks to the
happy influence Of kES1'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.
The latter 10 cold by all Grocep At 70 cents per ID.
General Depot, No. l51 Reade st. a.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A 600 GALLON OIL TANK IN GOOD
"A order, Tor sale, ct DIETZ 4 CO. l92 William
Of. 10
BILLIARDS FOR SALE-2 NICE ROSE.
- wood tables, marble top, city maker, size 81 by
II, In good order, and all completes; price o2J piece
Apply at ISIS Grand st. In the Barber Shop. l64
EOR SALE-THE SLOOP LADY JANE,
1 burden Id tons lying foot BTooms Il. For further
Particular enquire on board 1913
EOR SALE-A BRASS FURNACE IN Good
l. order, little used WOrralrs make, st 1871 and 1888
Mercer 1t, In the rear. "a
EOR SALE--A 2 HORSE POWER STEAM
Il engine, IN perfect order also one ,of S.ewart's
screw latheA 81 feet long, nearly new, At 10 West
broadway, N. Y. $50
ITO PRINTERS-FOR SALE A HOE SMALL
L cylinder Presr, b4I36 equal to new ALSO 2e cases
Cd hand Nonparei, 20 Bever and ~ Minion Apply to
sPooNER q son, 50 Court ct, near tho City Hall,
Brooklyn. ~
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A TTENTION-RABBIT SKINS--RABBfT
n skins-Tne hivhest price paid for rabbit skins,
at ls2 Wet 8Sd II, bet 7th and sth sves. Apply to
q. Dt'YHN. A4i
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CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metal
~ White rags ~ cents per ID. Colored an
Old bras rs cents. Copper and pewter 80 cent
Iced ~ cents yer lb- at Nc. 10 New Bowery, cor.
koQsAyelt st. Hl2
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A PAwNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
IA will pay per cent more than any other pcrsor
In thr city for tickets Of Damonds vatchcr, Jewcry
silvc are gum, pistols, &C. at II Blocker st 10
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
4 meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Rockdale
od Mining Company viii be held on the 18th day Of
way, New York, for the pii pore Of increasing the
CapitAl STOCK TO S36lU0. JOSEPH Tt'CkERMAN,
THOMPsON, Z. W. COPELAND, Trustess. 93A