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10 ARRIVAL OF NAILS At DHPoF.
Eastern Through arrFye. at Sf, and
Eastegn Way arrivgss at o:1o 4 M.l Jf if.t
Fitt 5hprsh Through arrives at 7.l5 A. NJ.
Do Way arrives at $3.50 P. H.
Sandu7ky Way arrives at HIS A. NJ
Mahdhing Way arrives at 500 p NJ
-Cineinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ $50 P M
do Way arrives at $50 ?. NJ ,'
western Through arrives at $50 A. ~, and s,55
Western Way arrives at 2i5 PEI.
Medina Way arrives at 800 T. NJ
Koekport, &C., sTriyes Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at u IL
Br'oksyiilS 1i Bah g., arriy9s Mondays and Fri
Sharon Center, Granger North Roysltou. &C.. ar.
'rives Mondays and Fridays ats p NJ
WaFrensvtlle arrives daily at I0.f5 A. NJ
Last Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at 9 A. n.
+ CLOSING OF MAILS.
: EAsTERS THRoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
1ofk, Hartford, and Will0ughby, Painesyilie, Ce-
neyR, Ashtabula and Couneant, closes at s:45 A. n
~ LISTERS THROUGH for New York only, closes at
EASTERN TuEOreH, for Erie, BufalO, Albany,
Boston New York and Hartford, closes at go
II Eastern WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at 2.2O p. n
( WEsrrEN fHEogoH for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago,
and closes at 500 p NJ
H. o.
Du1uque5 s.. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES at coo p NJ
MEsTE2S WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct 1880 P. n.
CIECiNEArI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes gt l:25 P Ii.
! CINCINNATI THROUGH, for Columbus DAYTON.
Newark and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. n, Qeavos
at 0:25 next mornjng.l
CINCINNATI TaHouCH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE 81 Louis, indianapolis Zanes7ille aud
Wheeling, closes al b.OJ ?. NJ
PtTrsBgRGH rHEoUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inEtOn, closes 2: l225 P NJ
PlTI5HU RGH WAY, for all points between Cleve-
lana, " eisEiie, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil
adelPhis, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:3O
A, II.
MAaoSrSG WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN closes 10 P. NJ, nesves at T:l5
next mOrning.) n .f-.--'.i .i..-.t ..'-' ~ '-'
MEDINA WAY, closes at A. NJ
hOcKPoaT, sc, closes on Fussdays THURSDAYS
and Saturdays, az L n.
BEsoKsvILLH, Barh, Sc, si0ses Tuesdays and
Saturdays at A. Il. -a'-.s 10
SHARON CENTER, Granger, North Royalt0n, &c g.,
closes On Tuesdays and Saturdays, vt AN r ~
{ MAREESsviLEE, closes daily, tOSOA. NJ.
P. Al. -
prepaid aI-i : ) sI|7 ~
City Circulars arc required to be prepaid with
a tWo-cent stamp. r sr
Office open from 7iS0 A. II. to 7:3oP. NJ. On
Sunday from \. u. to 1920 a. II: -------
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THREE pELIvERY rERRlroRY

Lying between ontsrio-st texeiusiveI and South
and North Psrry-st., including all Of Euclid and
Prospect-sts- to Hudson. --.-..7-
FIRsT DELIyERV.-Leaves at 500 a. II. with pro-
ceeds Of night mails and 500 =. AZ Eastern mail.
SECOND DELIvERY.-EeaYe5 Post-0lice at lI:15
with proceeds of forenoon nails AI-A ~
THIRD DELIvEEY.-Leaves at $3.50 P. NJ. with pro-
cseds Of lJo p. ~. Eastern, 245 Western, and 2.5O
g.
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rae nark slae OF the nsvolutlon.


Tae Dark Side OF the RevOIuttOn.
The patriot is sometimes tdlsposed to
think that his own times are. the.most cor
tupt and dishearting Of all times. If one
were TO infer the true condition Of our
soantfy ii Fl ON llli the rawlings Of the New
York opposition Press he would conclude
/ hat thsazRgpuadlcy was ihasbeningzfoYard
q BeFnas q aila pits5. 0f 1psFdti94 But
fsolpti0p9gy fgthers PASSED through sif6ita
Iapi trials.s sAfrsl Lorenzo Sabine, IN a,recenta
kssrk On American j af the,
prominent men Of The feyoIdtionary Era
ltHey were great and. good, little and
bad, mingled; just as elsewhere the an
aals of our race speaking of the service
Ind corruption with which the times
sbOunded. hssaES:5 ~ q
Washington lneqrped the want Of Eir-
ue as early as l775sI and ayerred that he
Etrembled at the prospect. Z Soldiers were
stripped Of their miserable pittanee, that
contractors for the army. might become
itch IN single campaign. Many Of the
sellers of merchandise monopoHzsd arti-
eles Of the first necessity, and would not
pa IT with them to-their suffering country
men, and 10 the wives and children Of
those who, were absent IN the field unless
BIT enormous profits The traffic carried
pn with ther0yaltroops was immense.-
Men Of all descriptions finally engaged IN
Il, and those who at the beginning Of the
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TWO DELIVERY TEkRrroRY

Between North and South Perry-st aud Wilson
Avenue (of from Prospect snd Lucid to HRdsou;
FIRsT DBLIvERY.-Leaves at 800 A. NJ with pro-
eeeds OF all night mails and 5.O0A. Il. Eastern.
SECOND DELIvERY.-Leayes at 1850 P. N. with pro-
ceeds Of ali day mails -n- m .
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The Appeal of Governor srOugh.

81 lf O. ---'E
1t will only be necessary for the Soldiers
aid Societies Of Northern Ohio to know
that there is pressing need of their services
to induce them to respond heartily. to the
appeal of Governor BrOugh- d asl sa. .lg
There cannot be any doubt but that all
stores, Forwarded to General Barlow at
Columbus, will reach their destination.
General Barlow has spent much time in
asOertaining the condition and the wants
Of the sick and wounded soldiers
This is the season Of the year when the
brave men at the front are most exposed
to the diseases incident to hot climate.
Let every mother, sister, wife, brother
who can, dedicate portion Of his time
new efforts in behalf Of the army,
Such uOble charity is its own reward,
though every one who contributes but
httlecan feel that he has been instrument
al in saving. one life at least. za.ai lg.s
6 B5ysand girls, remember that the gov
eFnor of Ohio asks you ogather blaekber-
Eies for the Aid Societies Who among
You can refuse 2 5Aisi-- 30 5l---.4 a Dliit
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The Force that BesieGed Washington
There are two theories concerning the
aumbcr Of men that two days laid siege
to Washington The National Intelligent
Ger declares that but 500
mon. were In front of Washington. On
the other hand the Chronicle publishes an
article by Wilkinson of the New York
Tribune, showing that very large force.
was in the vicinity Of Washington. The
Chronicle itself says, editOrially:
The truth is, Washington city was be
-sieged by a large army, an army Of vet
.erans, an army advancing to the capture
ofthe capitol Of4he country upon infor=
nation furnished by their spies and sym
pathizers IN our midst that We had no
disciplined and seasoned force here to re.
sist sudden assault, and that it. only re-
5suired amovsment Of such celebrity as that
led by Early and BreeleEFidge to eonsun-
mite the dream-of Jefferson Davis, and to
lay at bis feet the metropolis founded by
the qFather Of his COuntryG Hence, that
,al5IArge army threatened and assailed
washington is we conceive, beyond dis.
pute." -l.yti ..es.ll.a Ia. l5m1-4A,s
ssSHeTsEsr lsrgsit may have been, it is.
shSRa#ell on its way towards Lynehhrg.
II succeeded in getting through the gaps
-df lths Blas Ridge, into the Shenandoah
TAHey. TheE.ha7e secured a 5nunber of
fresh horses for their cavalry, plenty Of
fresh best for their army, beside the inev-
.-Titaibie prestige which they win acquire at
home and IN Europe for having cut on the
Capitol Of tie nation from the rest Of man
kind This, though nothing to US, serves
to encourage them and will produce con-
siderable hilarity, IN the rebel army.
oi The cotton famine in England is nit
9igated, but has not ceased. Though the
nnmber .stiln dependent OF charity is not
aaI6uarter that it was at m earlier period,
RbeFe are stin V4,5OO destitute persons in.
sxeezs the usual pauperisrn Of the man.
.pfaeturiing districts This after three
years experience Why. not rpisea sub
aSetiption for these suffering people. This
g an excellent season Of the year for
hsaping Goals of FIRE upon the heads 'aof
O1r enemies,
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Room at 40 cents per 1000 ems.
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FIRE AND MARINE,
Giotaina.
THE POET on a TRAIN /;

THE R0liASCEl Oh THE RAILROAD. .a-
By the author Of The Fair Ines . The Prinse Of
Wales, "a 'sfie Ghost Hunrers,' 90. 1900 .
Dr. '.i i-- tCuSrIsurp1
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Dueinrss Notifies.
/. HALg's HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND TAR,

HALg's HONEY or HoRgHOUSD AND TAR,
For the Cure Of
CouGHs, COLDS, lsFErEsu, HoAasEsrs, DpFroULr
BrRAruIsa, AND ALL AFFECTIONS raE THROAT,
BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND LUSGs
LEADING TO CONSUMPTION.
Til, inf,be remedy composed the Honey Of the plant
Horchound in chemical union 18th Ta, Balm extracted ron
Ito LI,R PRINCIPLE Of the forest tree Abi' B1i'sre OF
Bslr Of Gilesd.
The Honey OF Horehopd soo' nnd 'rIf'e5' s rtaiop'
ard insmrnson and the Tar Balm e,aas and hed!' the
throat and air pssssg. leading tue lungs Fire additions
ingredient. keep the organ, COOL moist aud IN beautiful &C.
ton Lei prejudice hinder you from testing this sovereign
remedy OF us,rious physician and chemist, who h'e
thoroughly tested It for yea in hi. extensive private practice
/, ,afe sure and pleasant, the TBam being entirely free
from the offensive qualities OF common tar.
PRrcK 50 CTs PER BorrrE For sale by oil Druggist
CBAKLxs DovsrK, GeuefaI Age;,, No a Cedar st. New
YORK.
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IAdvertiseuep, I

lhn'ctsetehil
DIR. w. III. GRRGG--Dear Sir: l have been
Diseases of the Prostate GLAND aud RETENTION Oh
URINE. and unable to obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WATER, which began 10 produce its cur
alive effect after taking Or two doses and no mar
can be grateful than at the results having sui
fered all that could suffer. and live; and rather
than be deprived of the medicine would be willing t.
pay FIFTY D0ILtRs bottle for 1t.
1t has not only cured me- but several other officers In
nv district have been cured by IT. ard would recon
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF tue hid
neys TO use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
NEW. YORK. Dec 80. 1851.
Sold wholesale By MORGAN & ALLEN. No. 10 Chf.st.
and al Druggists.
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DIED.

ABRY-ou Tuesday Dec g. afisr short Illness J. Edward
Abry, aged g years and months .,r
Tn. friends of the family the Of Atlantic Lodge NO
1873 f. and A. NJ and Of CO. H. tEgn.hl Seventh ltegi'
nsut n o. invited 10 attend the funeral on Thur
day the 9Th p a; II o'clock ron his late residence
No. III Twelfth st.. near seventh ave.
RAKFWELL-On Wednesday Dec. Z after long aad psu
fol illness Sarah a. Blackwell in the Gath year Of her age
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend ts
Forty second ST., Friday Dec q; O'Clock In the sef-
BRUsH-A. Huntington. L. l.. on Wedue'day Noy 90
George H. only Of Luther H. and tela scott b'u'n'
aged . months and 10 days
CHAsE-A, Derby Line VI. Hon Lnten b. Chase aged II
year. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
TO ,end tho funeral yhout fnr;he- invitation rom his
e residence No ssl Fab THURSDAY the Sih inst
At O'Clock
FFENY-In Jersey Cts, on "wednesday evening Dec. :.
Sage the yountes CHI u Of d. Joseph Sni mary feenS'
ssedB years aud month. -. E. ,
The relatives aud cnd. the family respectfully invited
10 attend funeral irou the residence OF her parents NO
go Grand st.. jersey CITY th. Thursday s'tsfnoou' a.
O'Clock.
GRAY-on Wednesday Dec Mary wife Of Abraham Gray
TIE friends are respectfully invited attend her funeral from
No - Beschs, Saturday, the lsh insi o. O'CLOCK
p M
JENSrNGs-N Newbursh. on Wednesday Dec. :, Lewis
Jennings. ESQ. in ia, J8th year OF hi, age
s reayes sud friend, are Iectuy vop 20 on
fuBerA from the Reformed Ddtch ChuIch NcHou's"' v"
Fndsy afternoon, at ITO clock
OXEN--Of chronic diarrhes Owen Evan Owen, aged 10
years born near Bsrmouth Wsies. ~,
TIE fepd OF -ce,,ed and family invited to attend the
.,ryice- be held Friday next between Y and p m
at the Neish Congregations Church NO 50 a Eleventh
o. preparatory to his intsrmept In GREENWOOD
PkRsONS-At Colchester Conn on Wednesday Dec T.
Iea sarah, vile OF Ezekiel ". Parsons, M. ID.
RANNYY-On "Wednesday. Dec. 7. q typhus fever VI
Mo.e. H. Ran,i.y renden Of the New iorx City
Lunstis Asylum bsctwells Island
Notice Of time and psc. OF fune al services VIII De gwen 10
the evening papers Of today.
Vermont papers please copy
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Arr we'd.

Steamship Bavaria Ism) Tsube Hamburg 18Th I'LL. vi,
Southampton nidss. aud as pass kunhaIdi Co. hr hsd
strong westerly gales the entire passage. .
stesntug Trojan, Gibbs Boston, having In 10" '' snip
Ship Mindors (newl Allen Boston a hours, in ballast r.
NJ Cooley Wac owed to this port by 'teamtus Trojan She
will load for San francisco
Durham fas been days west Of Georges Shoals, with
heavy westerly wnd.; los. sud split sail,
ship MelPro'e Cousins. Newport Ihnsl " days Goa 70
Ship nsocsdia tBr-mN. wenk-, Rotterdam q days mdse
and l64 Funch M-incke Neudt Came the south
= passage and had hne weather =.
Bars isynis (of Easpor, Davis Fay &c. b. is days
coal Brett Son Co. Had heavy westerly winds nearly
BARK Maide (of Halifax Treviranus Bremen 81 days in
ballast Ruger Bros Had fine wrsiter the entire pa',s-
aud in. 10 Oyphsnt Co Passed Cape OF Good Hope Oct
r. ST. Helena Oct go crossed the equator N tue AaH'e
Nov. O. Ion. 20 30 iiad hight wind, from 81 hesHa
Brig CsnIs (ius Cnaiiche, Pefn.nbueo ~ days rnd'e
BIG 81, (of London Bsater Grand Turk (r H. u days
Big Henry Leeds. whi,unore Port Even Tor Boston.
schr. Union, Post, Elizab-thPor :or boston r -,
schr. Chas III. kOrthsm Pston, EinsO,hport iof ROW
sesf John o. ireland Rogers, E9bethpOr for ProyId.noe
schr VIM C. Atwa,-r Racket. PIMA ior n Hsven
Schr Addie T. Barnes Maston, Virginia for fafnsVen
schr. J. b. Becker. Mash, Rondont for Newport
schr Francis Cummings, Lun' ST. Georges :" dey' an
scr Bon Cof Nassau, n. p. Bethel Euihers' days fu
scRr Msry and Susan tof Nassau P Abury. Nassau.
davis fruit. james Douglas ,, ,
schi. Nancy or, q sloburn. " 81 Taylor Hai.1
Schr Sea View (of HaifsI merriae Hasr Ays f'h to
schf K,,e Thomas, Preston Providence in ballast.
Schr uniia Damon Pitcher. Eiizab-ihport for Boston.
sc ~ Gs bsse sS Poaa
schI Union. Wallace. f.n,be;hpor, FOR rort'mou,h
schr Mada,a.csr Heath Eli1abethpor, for Boston
Srhr Anna Myrick Sew-onih Virginia tor Boston.
schi Came Webs ksruswor,h, Philadelphia ios Boston
wIND-At Sunset, ),
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To the President.

WEDNESDAY Dec :. 1864.
ASHRS-The market is still unsettled holders are
firm and demand on advance.
BRESWAX-Yeow Western is only in limited de-
msnd. but prices without material change sales AT
T0G re. per Id.
fhs staple active. and prices better closing
firm sales OF 800 bales al 81 2s 81 80 for Mddlingr
C0FFEE-The reduced stock, and the advance IN
gold strengthens the views OF holders but the business
u only moderate
CANDLES remain quiet at former rates; ALBANIAN
line 3ld34c., Sperm 45c. and Patent 5Se.
COPPRk-American lngot has been IN far demand
and firm AZ s8d50c. New Sheathing and yellow Metal
remain steady and firm at ejc. and 800. 80.
COAL-The inquiry for Domestic is good but with
large arrivals prices without any further improve
ment sales from yard ut tl00sl2 70 per tun. Foreign
is still scarce and In request the supply is very light
GALES Of 600 tuns House and Gas Camel on private
DRUGS AND DYES-An descriptions are quiet
hut prices without particular change sales Of Soda
Ash at 81 acc; Bloachng Powder. 7.Q7.c. Quinine,
% l0dSa ~; Sugar Lead. A045c; hi CEromate
Potash Soc Csustic Soda, l2e., and Dutch MaddeT,
brEwOODs are quiet but prices nre withou, mate.
TIA change We quote LogwOOd at Is for st. Domingo
e2Sat2l for jamaica $40 for Honduras; Fus.ic. $50
Jor Caba and s55as6o for savAnills; Csnewood.
%lOOi L,mawood e55 and Sapan wood, 49, for Manila
fLOl IL AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour more active and under rapid advance
IN gold sno Exchange and the limited offering prices
Aave advanced nd25c p bbl. on tho low and medium
grades the demand fair for export but the inquiry
IS confined cheny 10 the local trade Trade and Family
brands are Quiot put nrm the sales are - GOO bbls a.
% 80 80 for Superhne STATE $40 IOd 40 for Ex
State; ei0 5Oa $40 10 for Fancy State; Ell $50
eli 40 for Shipping Ohio sll 50ael - for Trade and
Family brands and al 25d&l4 % for ST. Louis Extras
Canadian Flour is moderately active and 2Oc better;
sales OF $50 bbls at $40 l0de0 40 for the low grades
az Extra and $40 50ael2 for Trade and Family
Lxra Southern Flour 10 in fair request ard prices
lave advanced 9c sales Of $50 bblz elO 7Oa 70
for mixed to good Superfns Country baltimore Gc
and sl2 25asiJ for Trade and Family brands Rye
Flour 70 firm with Q fair demand; sales OF go bbls at
- Oaee s. Corn Meal 10 in moderate request and
6rm sales Of $50 bbs ct 81 10 for jersey ~ " for
6ranoywiner and o. IS for Msrshb Calorc.
fRUIT-Raisins are IN moro active demand. and
prices advanced TO Is 650e5 IS for bunch. and " 10
tor layers; these prices for new Currants are IN
good request and firm; the stock Of duty paid % small
consequently there sellers unless at advance;
s note saee at loc cash; other descriptions Of both
eed domestic dried and green fruits are in de-
nand 40 prices web sustained ws quote Ctron Of
HgsJ1c Tor Lsghorn; almonds ct $50 for Lsngusdoc.
s for Province and Sicily soft she'll and 44046c. for
1Asasd. Sssdiass. o. per box sessis per boz. and
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suIPPINe INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
Steamship Columbia Bserton, Hsvsns Spoford. Thessos
l. Co.
Steamer Po.omse Sherwood. Portland.
Ship Bollenlasen anover Oserloh. Bremen Ruzei Bros
Shin St Paul Pigususs Narcotics Bsejer Devertu
Barb j. T. Ward Tibbetts New Orleans, J. Z. Ward 20
BARK Robert and Alexander tBr. Moore, London Th's
Durham.
BARK John Fyse wesver. Gla.row, Tho. Durham.
Brig Jane Brundase tBr Fitzpatrick Monte Chrso' D. H.
De Wolf.
Brig Eastern Star ward Barbadoe,, Bishop Bro.
BriS Louise Atwood fBr.l Hayans, y. y. Phillips.
Brig Pennman Or Pickett As,ansa. j. r. Ward 4 Oo
Schr. Gen. Lyon, Clark Woods Hole Mass.
Sohr. W. T. Loud FRYE Philadelphia
Schr. Ann Bedel Fortress Monroe Abeal Abbot
Schr. Willie tbr J. Ross. Antigua Geo esseiis
schr. Bay State Halleti Boston. J. c. Dayton l. Co
schr. Republic Chase. New Bedford, Ferguson Wood
schr Mary and Adelins. Davis, Accomac
schr Astrs, McFsddon. Elizabethport, Jed Frye Co.
Sem. Elizsbeth Fowler Baltimore.
BARGE C. ONail. Clark Washington, =. VI. kuener'
Barge Mary Josephine, Dccamp Philadelphia
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HALLS

HALLS
yscrraBLs sIciLIAs nAiH REsEvzS
Hss rroved its. % ms bast PREPARATION ever pIrnr" '"
the pu a. fo. 10 which Thousands who have used are
ready tStestfy. 49, 80
A few applications of II VIII
change brnsn, Dry AID WY Hen 70 ire most
PgArriFuL SILKEs 1KEssEs. -
the Hair IL ling on becoming gray. the use o! ihe
PExKwER will ur.y arrest it, decay and cause u assume
ia a abort tine. FORMER BEAurr ], conpetry
.doete Sort snd Dandru kilt hair destfuotive
:, Tie root. 81 the Ha I'D AL Diseases aud huno'
Of the Scag
Al, Hsn Dresingthc
sIcLiAy HAIR RESEwER
unequaed J, IL purely vegetable u,
We Offer IL that u vii Bring Bss 'i- hsif 70 ts
ina Color Promote rs Growth and 10 nearly All ca-es
...rr n hss fn will II, unless tie pefo /. F.Ty
,g-d Th. Ike other preparations making the AT diy
and brs,hy ba will keep moist soft and .io',y ANY one
Vic h., u,.d III Rrureer viii testify the truth Of our
st.ern~ui. n regard q 1t. X r. HALL Co, Nashua n
H. Sole PIoparors.
pgnAs BARsFs Co.
No n PARK Row New York
Wholesale Agents.
Ri, very particular and al TO- HALLS sioiAs hr
sxvTy ,.,here /, worthless imitation In ihc markei
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mARRIE ID.

BUCHANAN-WOLCOTT-A South Alabama, Geuesee
Co.. or Wednesday Nov. - by the llev. L. L. Gase
Samuel buchanan Lottie, daughter Of Thomas h VOL
to,,, both OF the above place.
DAsKAM--STANLtY--O Tuesday, Dec. 9, at tho ~
Thomas Church. New Haven conu By the Rev Dr b.ata
s,v Theodore Dssksn Of Stamford to sarah X tsshts
OF Edward 4. Stanley esq Of the former place no car
WOLCOTT-STO SE-At Alabama Centre. Geneser Co., OF
"Wednesday Nov 3d. by the Rev Augustus Warren Alon1'
Wocot OF South Alabama Henrietta stone OF the iornle
place.
UFF-HtNT-in Brooklyn, on Tuesday Deco: q
The Church OF the Pilgrim by the Rev u ,. soris H.
DD Frsnkln Noodfaf to Mr, Phebe j. Hunt, all 0
Br1oklyL.
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Sohr Rersis while lying At anchor in th. Es' River,
b. South Fey, INTO by N. Ferry oosi
Pacific carrying away bow.pTt &c The steamship received
damage. $500
At C;D coct this morning durnr FOG tho barb Filing
wood anchored oppo.ie snst FeTy T.. r. run inio
bv ferry boat Fpcsng. and hsd bow and cu.ws.r osrod
.wsy Tn, ferry boat loot part Of isdirs cabin
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THE JANUARY No. OF DEMOREsTs Illus
1RArRp MONTHLY. and Nine DEMoEFsr's MINOR OF
Fashions beside its many other attractions, viii con
tsih AL artsIo and entertaining toem by Theodore
Tilton Of Ths Independent. The Poem 10 finely and
beautifully illustrated and cannot fail 10 attract much
attention among bis many literary friends
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TAdyertissulent
.JEFFKRs. No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
10 sell his Ladies' and Children's sHoRs and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices 10 suit the times
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fAdyertisemcn.. ]

PULSE IRREGULAR, PAIN IN THE RIGHT SIDE,
sense Of wsariness and exhaustion, no appetite out
spirita brain mnddled. troubled sleep. What does al
tiis mean II means BILIOUsSEss. Arrest the mis-
chief by an Immediate resort TO HooTErrERs BT1TgRs
In three days they will make yon, - the saying 49, 20
Sold everywhere n. Y Office, No. 70 Cedsrst
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Sailed.

Steamships .shnston ,Frj, for HAVE consba 10
Havana. Psrthenls; Saxon
Shps-MoUnt Koya, belle Wood