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WINE lney were desperately Oeht on
making hleI l1elr own Accordingly they
J0lneo issue WIN tlie M'un'e pc'''eS on
Ine feco8hlVlon OF Ihe IlInce ol Angus
tPHou!S' botWIlhS'dnulhS d ho.'Ce liaC
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were out-'o'eo ny y iA"Jot"y u 'hfee.
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lh7 I iol me SuIleh"ol VI it'IStGIn
10 tlle Fflnee' ooC feSefFeu Ael iI8nl 70
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STA oid decline 10 "IlhdFa"' ana aIIno"8n
"rr representative PIoIeSsed we Ie"dl"eSS
OF ms "o'efnmen' 10 entertain inc S'o.
geo. nc coupled IL WIN d ~oec'"Ia'Io" mat
lucy you'd consult inc interest Oh fLuS,
sEa oeIofe HIl others, A'tet tAe No'e NAG
passed. ne hlImHled III P'o'n 'e''hs lh'I
I'm any case" me fesold'Io0 OF tne COME
aefaCIoh shoUid Ho' Dc carrie" 0ui' an"'
IN TACT, on the very Gay before, me ffoN-
>lil t'HIS st u |."' htl I.-.~-" us
sovereign 10 the ladhlo'f OF DePaj'eS
NOT 10 give up N'e'' CooS'QFF'NS mat
NIei was al tt'I '''I,'Sl'C m '"5 posses
SION OF austria as wen rs on RUSSIA, Socl
a protest ~4Iaooo'oo 20 'AI',' ''s3 Una" 4
dPIi'nce' 1t was very natural tAaC an
open breach between the two great Ger
nan Powers should be anticipated IA
some quarters. The patience OF German
a'PIomatIStS' however is haPP'Iy' mex
haQStlOIe, and, while an austrian corvette
mas anchored at AIeI' the negotiation oe-
tween the Pfu>SI5n and Austrian courts
sun dfa9s on. 1hF'e instinct PROPOSE
lions Tor a una settlement are discussed
by our Berlin correspondents eaco d'ctaI-
ca ny anything fa,her than concern 'oI
the people OF the Duchess ana eacn PFeS-
MANI WIN the SEEDS OIL iu!oF0 ''Scolo'
me nFS& IS a PfoP"sIl'oo ll|I Il"9al'
Slou'o De aI,0We" 70 appropriate l"e ~
cAItS' Fe8a[o'eSS' Oh course u I"y l'8n''
l maj may Oe vested ~ Ao3oSCe"ouI&S'
Ojdenoor$S' or any o.lPr l"'lIy 'l''
austria SI'ooio receive ~ Ie'u'" "6U"' an
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ecu 10 eoooISe ~ 80 ,"'o" O"' "eC,S',
ana me moSt acc'PJ'oie aT'"aSeil''C o.
an would oe 'n"t 'lrSe PFoF'ncSS' W''n
al! 'neIf an'lPat'y 10 germany S,lou'a De
aIlnl''eo ooa,.y Inlo me ConIe"eF@''oa'
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WAR.-eWhat are you thinking
Of, my man?" said Lord Hill, as he
approached a soldier who was leaning
in q gloomy mood upon his fre-lock,
while around him lay mangled thou
sands of French and English; it was q
few hours after the battle of Sala-
manca had been won by the English.
The soldier started, and, after salut-
ing. his general, answered, ri was
thinking, my lord, how many widows
and orphans I have this day made for
one shilling" He had fred 600 rounds
of ball that day.
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To the Voters or Orangehurg, Edge
field, Abbevfllc, Ncwberry, LexinS-
ton, R.chlanu and Fairfield.

FELLow-CITIZK After much hesitation,
have consented to be put in nomination
for yonr Representative in tho Congress of
the United States. publish this card, be-
cause the District is SO large and the time
before the election so short that l could
not, if desired, canvass the District. fla
canvass were possible, however, I do not
think it becoming or desirable. IN my
Judgment, this is no time for a scramble for
Office. 1t seems to me that no one proper
ly impressed with the solcmnity Of the
crisis, and the delicacy and importance Of
the duties to be discharged, could seek the
position merely for the qualification of per-
sonal ambition. For myself, 1 declare that
/ have no wish but to serve the State.
In 1888, South Carolina, through a con-
vcntion OF her people, became one OF the
United States. She remained amember of
the Union until December, 1860, when,
through another convention Of her people,
she repealed the Ordinance Of 1888, seced-
ed from the United States, and with GER
tain other sister States entered into another
government known rs the Confederate
Government. We believed that we had the
right to secede and that our security re-
quired its exercise in cooperation with our
Southern sisters. South Carolina, in 1852
proclaimed by solemn ordinance the right
OF secession. 1t had long been the settled
opinion OF the State that she was sovereign
and entitled to oil the rights OF sovereignty.
She asserted self-government in order to
secure her institutions and principles from
great evils, believed to be imminent. Sc
cession was in the nature Of q proceeding
qalia iia,.es 1t was conceived in the spirit Of
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A.Card.

a Card.
BEING now about to return home TO my
own city and District, after an absence Of
some years, at The solicitation ofmy friends,
have consented to become again q candi-
date for the Legislature in Richland, and
hope to get home at least in time TO SEQ my
friends before the election. W. SHIVER.
SpartanburS, 8. c., Sept. 81, 1865.
Oct 8
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FOR CONGRESS-.

Tho friends Of GEO. d. TILLMAN, Esq,
respectfully announce him q candidate for
CONGRESS-. at the ensuing election, in the
Third District, embracing Orangeburg,
Edgefcld, Le1iny ton, Abbeville, Newberry,
Richland and Fairfield. Sept %
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For Congress-.

We are authorized to annonne. JAMES
FARROW, Esq, Of Spartanburg, as q can
didate to represent, in the Congress Of the
United States, the Fourth Congressional
District, comprising the Districts Of An
dcrson, Pickens, Grcenville, Laurens, Spar
tanburg, Union, York and Chester.
Sept 80
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For the Legislature.
j. Il. BOATWRIGHT,
VIM. WALLACE,
JOHN II. KINSLER.
". II. TALIEY. Oc
For the Legislature.

The following gentlemen are suggested
as fit persons TO represent Richland Dis
trict in the next General Assembly:
VIM. H. TALLEY. JAS. G. GIBBES.
Sent %
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FOR STATE SENATOR,

The many friends Of E. J. ARTHUR, in
consideration Of his past valuable services,
beg leave respectfully to nominate him for
reelection to the Office Of SENATOR from
Richland District, ut the ensuing election.
Sept 81
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Auction and C0mmissn BUSINESS


all
'AANO-A1N' ''''
O Mr. c..
Ito his N o"""Noc
made
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For getting drunk, British sol
der in Canada received sixty lashes.
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all the lands in this vicinage at first
rate prices, for free negro labor will
not suit it.
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JAMES G. GIRRES.
at Home Again!

at Home Again!
uPORTANT TO Mil OWNEEH
WI MdLL PATCH, ALTER and REPAIR
this place; also, do a.y heavy or particn,or
MILL FORGING. I may be found by ap-
plying at this Office. S. r PERRy
Sept "a
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Dry Goods,
WRY GOODS

aSSg %
RLUE, Brown aud White BLANKETS.
- Brown HOMESPUN.
Brown Sea Island HOAIFSpUE
Bleached LONGCLOTH.
English
AIl.Wo9l an. Voc, and and Shaker Flannel.
Opera, Figured and Red FLANNRIS.
SCOTCH TWEEDS.
FRENCH CASSIMERES.
AMERICAN SATTINETS.
UNION PLAIDS and STRIPES.
Brown and Bleached DAMASk.
BLUE HoMEspus. 8 CLOTHS
CHECKS and STRIPES.
PLAID LINSEYS.
BROWN and WHITE LINENS.
SlLESIAS, Brown and Drsb.
Brown and Colored DRILLS.
Checked and Jaconet Muslin.
White Brilliante.
India TwilIs.
Damask Towelling and Napkins.
Bird-Eyc Diaper.
Scotch Linen Diaper.
Wool Shawls.
Plaid and Fancy Cashmere Shawls.
French Broadcloths, Black.
Cassimeres, g
Apacas and Bombazincs, Black.
English and French Merinoes.
Silk Lustrcs, Paris PopEus.
Al-Woo. and Figured DeLaines.
Black AMI Colored Silks.
English and French Prints.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Ladies' and Misses Hose.
Mems and Boys Half Hose.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves.
" Silk and Kid Gloves.
Mems Kid and Silk Gloves.
mems Wool, Cloth, Leather and Buck do.
Ladies' Undcrvcsts.
Mems Undervests and Drawers.
Linen Cambria handkerchief.
Hem stitched and Emb'd Handkerchiefs.
Embroidered Bands and Sets.
Lace Sets, Linen Cambria.
Jaconet and Swiss Edging.
Buttons, Thread, Needles.
Coates Cotton, Velvet Ribbon.
Belt Ribbon, Hooks and Ewes.
Shoe Laces, Silk Thread, Coat Binding.
Pins, Hair Nets, Worstcd Braid Cravats.
Suspcndcrs, Gents Collars
Toilet Soap, Lubin's Extracts.
Boots and Shoes.
Boys SHOES and BOOTS.
Misses SHOES and DALMoRAL BOOTS.
{" CONGRESS- CATERS.
Gents SHOES, CATERS and BOOTS.
HATS. AND cApS'g
Mems and Boys, from sljo to ST.
SILVER & BECKHAM,
NEXT DOOR TO SILVER HOUSE.
Oct 5 g.
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UcTIoN NoTIcE-MoRTGAaEs SALE or i ELE ods.E
PRECISELY al he Residence g waveey place between Fifth
and Sixth avenues comprsng ai &c variety OF fsrior
Black walnut Tarlo Rnts in the richest description
Rrusses and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIAN0FoRTE,
with four round corners fun seven al we
on Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains, marble top
sTesses Easy Chairs Beds Extension Table Silver
Ware Clocks Cutlery Crockery, Mantel Ornaments &c
This sale Is peremptory one seldom mc with IN regard 10
Sextent and variety. ChAhLES foUNG Aucioneer.
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"A UcTIoN NOTICE; -
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
TOMORROW (FRfDAY) DECEMBER 8.
Catalogue aud sample on morning of sale,
VIM. TOPPING CO., Auctioneers.
Churc str
2. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.

a q. BUHNHAM,
IN. AUCTION SALE OF S2o00 WORTH OF MAGNI.
sAceut Household Furniture Paintings Panoforte Satuary
sBronzes and and Articles
of vtu az public auction This day "Wednesday At the ee
Firth and Sixth avenues sale commencing at l0H O'Clock
Drawing Room Furniture superb SUITS covered with French
match Etaseres Bookcase Bos de Rose Cabinets Encos
Chandeliers Bronze stuary, Bronze and Ormou Clocks
OIL Paintings by ancient apd modern artists; two superb
Family seeres Fruit Piece Winter Scene on the Keys
Paintings French Line Eneravings Artistic Bronae satu-
ary-Hamlet Shakspere, Mazeppa Minerva Diana, Nep-
tune Boy Girl Dresden China Vases,
Msgndcent Rosewood rianofore richest offered
Walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Armore glacc,
style Louis XIV Hair Spring Mattresses Sofas Chairs
Extension Table, Buffet Syer Tea Set Castors Tureens,
SAVERS Punch Bowl Table Cutlery, Linen, China Dinner
Set Also the Furniture Of the servants apartments Sale
peremptory.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
Il THROUGH LINE

pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANYs
Il THROUGH LINE
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And carrying the United States Mall -
leave pier No. ~ North river foot Of Canal street. at IL
O'Clock noon on the 1t nth and 2st q every month Ie.
ceedinS Saturday, for AsPEWALt, connscting via Pc.
Panama for San Francisco touching At Acapulco.
lst-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Captain Gray, connecting with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Fnrnsworth.
CITY Captain Bradbury
2ist1NfW YORK. Captain Horner. connecting with
Departures Of Ist and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific ports Those Of LIST touch at
Manzanilo
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
lst Cabin. I'd Cabin. Steersss.
$3.50 800 $i25
discount Of cfourh from steamers rates allowed 10
second cabin and Storage passengers with families
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage
masters accompany baggage through and attend ladies' ana
children without male projectors Baggage received the
dock the day before sang from steamboats, railroads aud
passengers who prefer TO send down carly
An experienced surgeon board Medicine and attend.
free.
viii be placed tho limo January 1885, 10
from New Orleans 70 Aspinwa, via Havana
For tickets further information apply At tho
North river. f. w. q. BELLOWS. Agent.
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THRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
j The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Steamer AT
LANrIc will sail Monday. December II, ~ u O'Clock
Freight for the Paonc States South and Central Aerica
Sandwich Islands, & received daily at pier ~ North river
foot OF Canal street. from A. NJ until r. NJ closing 1t
p n, Oh. for slow and A. n 18th, for fast freight
Our letter bags will close nj IIk A. n. 18th inst IT
tiers must be in government stamped envelopes Of
nomination. according 20 weight.
Small packages received ut 81 Broadway until 10 ~ OF
smiling day. WELLS, FARGO GO;
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THE MONROE DOCTRTNE-IET IT BE vINDI-
cated-The people Of the city Of New York invited
to Cooper Institute. Saturday evening" December
70 give expression to their views and :enmcnis the
subject foreign especially monarchical interference
in the domestic Affairs OF the American
continent and by their voice Of sympathy and cheer
Peru and Mexico wherever else republication and free
institutions inpcrled this fent and the
France and the inhuma conduct OF Macmillan In Mexico
well against the insults and ourages Of Spain In Chile
aud her conduct and sinister purposes toward Peru
SAM nv l ~ an sss .nns 70
condition Of and OF apparent exhaustion is
seeking tn humlac put under contribution and subvert
sister republics, 10 restore repudated systems
OF government Inconsistent with the intelligence and spirit
OF The age block path Of human progress II be-
tho people of New York to raise their voice against
the Of these plans and purposes to instruct
their home and abroad their sen
on matters VITAL to strengthen the hand Of tho
luton and TO vndicae the Monroe Doctrine which 70 the
first and most cherished principle the policy OF the United
States and tho bulwark OF American liberty
The call for this meeting already signed By thousands
viii be published on Friday
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OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" REDUCED PRICES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS, THIRD GLASS,
$40 ei75 500.
Children II years. half under quarter rates
100 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE
The Central American Transit Company win Dispatch on
Wednesday, December 90 NJ no0n from pier - North riv
the and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Captain J. ". Smith.
For passage apply at III West street, OF warren
d. N CARRINGrON, Agent
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THANKSGIVING AT THE HOWARD MISSION
and Home for Little Wanderers 81 New Bowery Over
go children daily fed Of insttuon
Donations may Be senl Hon Joseph oxie Presidents Is!
street. TO Rev W. c. Van Mater Cup at The
Mission Anything for TIN aksvng Dinner for twelve hun
dredwl be thankfully received Exercises commences At
O'Clock andciose
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A UsrRALIA-PIoNEER LINE-THE BEAUTIFUL Al
n clipper ship PACTOLUS, 1850 tons capacity. II now
completing loading pier No East river and will be
despatched for Melbourne positively 10Th q psccmber Tho
East river will clear for sydney NJ w. l0h Of December
Both ships splendid for few hrst and
second cabin passengers Apply early 10 W. CAMERON
81 Beaver street.
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second cabin passeneers Apply early % W. CAMEKUN
81 Beaver street.
HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ.
III EoTicR--Change Of sailing date Hereafter ne Ame
rlcan and Mexican Mail Steamship Company viii despatch
their new and elegant side wheel scancrs for the above
ports the and o each month For freight
sage apply TO sHAs A. WHITNEY. Agent 20 broadway.
IL wheel steamship MORRO CASTLE, Captain Adams,
will leave pier No. North river, on Friday, Dec at 10
apply 10 sPOFFoRD, TILESTON CO.. 20 Broadway.
LcOR HAvANA.-THE NEW AND FIRST CLASS
II United States mail steamship LIBBRTY Chison
commander will leave pier 80 North river for the above
port on Saturday Dec Is O'Clock For freight passage
apply 20 HAR0OUS Co, 30 South street
I1OR CADIZ-DIRRCT
II The Spanish mail steamship
YSLA DE CUBA,
Leorco Rivero commander,
will sail on the 18th December
j. m. CRBALLOs,
70 Broadway
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NOTICE TO CANvassERs or ELEtrroN.-rnR
~ Election District Of the following districts
have failed TO comply with the provisions If the law direct
ing returns shall be filed this office within period
hours after the closing Of the polls the day Of
The delinquent hereby notified ale such
returns In this Office immediately
Second 3 cctlon district. Sixth ward.
Fifteenth Election diatrict. Eleventh ward.
Fourth Election district, Fourteenth ward
Fifth Election district, Fifteenth ward
Tenth Election district, Sixteenth wnrd.
Thirteenth Election district Sixteenth ward.
Seventeenth Election district Seventeenth ward
Twcnty second Election district. Seventeenth ward.
Fifth Election disrict, Eighteenth ward
Fourth Election district, Nineteenth ward.
Sixth Election district, Nineteenth ward.
Tenth Election district Nineteenth ward.
Third Election district, Twenty second ward.
DAVID r. VALENTINE,
- Clerk OF Common Council.
NEW YORK. Dec, G. 1895
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sTrIPPTN0.

srryPrTNss.
STEAM 70 ITvE RrooL-oAII.1So At oUEnss-
town The In@ap line sailing somweekly, carrying
KhNoxRoo. .a.'.e Thursday, Dec
c CIV or or Saturday Dse
CRY or NEW YORK Saturday. pee S
from pier Il North rvs sa'u'aay ana wednesday ~
~ tho mail steamer r aa, or rAsss s,,.r,,
'' Do f % london s s' Scr g London
Do. to rAr'...,y ,vl ny i Do ssi TO PARIS 20
Py the wHdnesasE &C. rs cabin so steer
Passe myers also forwarded 10 Hayre Hamburs Bremen
&C., at moderate rates.
or the rSes ea be- % hspe by
se Fo1 a ss .as sa ,DDv Al u,
JOHN 1919 G. pAaE' N NssnSy YORK
c,rr.M RI IoSDoN T1p op,vyn,D pp,rIsu
W & AZ Above from on
apply 70 ciAs A. whitney. aS Broadway. ''"s'' '''
apply moW sISis sasp1NwALL Agents
c,Tv !. No -,,,vn ,,,ro,v,, W., :, vrn.oo1
The nrs. class iron Steamship ST. ANDREW sails from
Cabin 49, sie en sS the YIN o.
f fsSs in op W,lXyAss curox 20
ONLY LINE OF BRITISH STEAMERS CARRYING
~ PASSENGER. a.a'' sSsaS si f IISE 80 ,.,.,,
urnrnu. POETS ArurpAy p,o.mbcr IS
m a.. 90 an 81 Decemoef "
son ~ ~ mn ~ ~ ~ Rnsn~ 1sycen
vii ucsse come direct % he ONCE a. this
COMPANY do not employ runners.
ss s.a 70 oSy @ AND
.a1 Apply
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
O-
THE GENERAL TRANgATTANTIC COMPANIES NEW
LINE OF FIRST CLASS NAT, sTEAMsIiIPs BE-
TWEEN NEW WORK AND HAVRE- CALLING AT
aREsT Ne" lynn AM NA'AH' oA
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TosEpI HEGEMAN; FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, AT 10
e O'Clock A. NJ at the Central Salesrooms WiiOughby
street corner Of Pearl street. Brooklyn Rosewood Pianos
handsome Furniture rosewood Parlor Salts large Bureaus
high top Bedsteads Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bed
dirs Mirrors Extension Tables, Chars Lounges, China
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Ocoths Stoves &C. Al
~ NJ. two elegant crimson Satin Brocatel Window Cur.
Satns with Lace do. -
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I1oR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT-wEDNEsDAYs ANT
IT Saturdays--The New York Mil Steamship Conpanvi
steamship EVENING STAR viii leave Saturday Dccem
Der at ST NJ from the co'npsnys pier. - North
''' '''s'' u Jxss3 <. RAYNoR, 10 Barclay street,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoR GENTLEMEN
oRiy at the New York Museum o. Anatomy Gus Broad
Parties unable attend lectures them
forwarded receipt Of cen by addressing SecreSrv Of
New York Museum Of Anatomy
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Unity or NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT. OF FINANCE,
Bureau OF the Receiver of Taxes Court House. Park
Nov T. 1865.
To TAxrArrRsNotco Is hereby given that per cent win
be added on the LIST of December all Taxes remaining
paid; nh additional per cent will be added the 18th
said month Of December ona Taxes remaining unpaid oC
the LIST OF January interest the II per per
calculated from the day the books received the
Receiver OF Taxes No money will be received after r. M
Office hours from IA. NJ to- =. NJ.
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
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them uudcrsgned persons OF
debed to the said firm Of Goodman stern win Please pay
OF make lor inc 70 ss
Stern, 81 Murray street. My city
CALEDoNIANs. MEMBERS. OF THE NEW
York C.edonan Club are requested e aenatne tnne,
80 West street. on Thursday the TIN inst at
GEORGE MITCHELL, Chief N Y.c.C
B-The members Of Templar Lodge, No aa' r. and
a. M, are respectfully invited to attend The above.
CsoToN A3UEDUcT DEPARTMENT. NEW YORK.
s;SSss & ,hs GROOM RSass
day Thomas Stephen ans clerk
motion the following preamble and resolutions were
the Painful has ss e sss.s received
Presden. Ssar.isi; esprssslop q those feelings
OF and love % cannot Su. Entertain sssn
Sy % seua ia t. tn" made e liz
brief and feeble aeknowiedgmen. our fellow citizens.
the menay
q and well IRE 70 nets ans Whereas 10
tory Of the introduction and use Cotton in %, sy
factory Completion il sa T. also s' IN
Sa ss cssn sna
Of It's executive =, duties are but transcripts from the life
together we feel that cannot buaempt chow sehy
city York SUSTAINED in desease ayndsrt
Der Il and whose uasires soTi; ,hsa
debed for the origin and happy contamination Of tho great
work of Introducing into their streets and dwellings
ample supply of and healthfu Ths noble work
will all future DO his best and most enduring
ment
None but the actions OF the just
Smell sweet and blossom In the dust.
Resolved, That beg leave to tender to his beroaved
family most respectful sympathy in their great aicon
@ ss an I
this office viii be closed on that day at u O'Clock NJ
THOMAS STEPHENS, Chairman.
HENRY L. RonKRrsOn. Secretary.
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SHIPPING.

nor MOBILE.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT STEAMSHIP
SANTEE.
Captain Colin,
Is receiving freight pier 81 Eas; river aud will sail
Saturday. Decenhcr0
VIM n. sTARBUCR, and
JAMES NJ WHEELER.
Agents, Is Broadway.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ...
~ Tho United States mall steamship UNITED STATES,
Captain Share will leave pcr No North river on Satur.
dny Decembef q alta NJ Passage, with unsurpassei
cominoietiona 500 Apply to n u. CROMWELL CO.,
50 West street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LII PERSONS OR FIRMS HAVING CLAIMS
N against the late Of Goodman Stern will please
present them the and al persons Or firms in
make arrangements for paying the same 70 the under
signed PHILIP STERN, General Assignee OF Goodman
Stern 81 MURRAY street. My. city.
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-. Der at 10 O'Clock, At the store No North william
,ntr Clothing Blankets &C. consisting Of 200 White Wool
Cots. Bed Ticks Dresses. Revolyers Cigars Watches
Gh Drawers iSaturday, Dec g. at 10 o'clock large
quantity Household Furniture Of every description Car
IDots &c
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L,OR SAvANNAH-pIONEER LINE-wEDNEsDAYs
IL and Saturdays. Cabin passage, 1885: deck $40 The
new aud first class steamship HUNTER: Captain NJ L
Rogers will pier North river Saturday. Dec ..
three r. M For freight frat class passage apply 70
LEWIS L. JONES' Il Broadway For DECK passsge apply
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SyOPARTNERSHIP NoTfCE.-CHARLEs II. HOBART
II this day admitted partner In house. and from
January 1855 the firm will be Pinchot Binen Hobart
PINCH0T BRUEN, 2l4 Fulton street.
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BROWN A CO. BROKERS', No. PARK pLACK
NJ purchase Quar- erriaeters AocountA coueot Prn4
honoy, Bounty. Bsck PAy, Tensions. -
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COMPREHENSIVE.

A GooDlNACHINIsT DESIRES TO INVEST A FEW
N hundred dollars busness that would give fair
his capital and time Address z. X, box 200 He
Irall OH