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An Assault Upon vaIIandirham.

While awaiting the departure Of the train at
Eaton, Ohio few evenings ago, . gentleman in
formed Mr.. vsllsndighsm that ho had better Sc
crete himself I'll the train was ready 10 sta RI, as
threats bad been made by sotne returned soldiers
o! treating him roughly. Mr.. V. took he hint
,nd Quilted the place. The gentleman h I'd almost
forgotten the cirumstsnca and some time aftor-
wards was seated In the passenger car when SONS
one rushed In. almost exhausted, his hat crushed
down over bis face, and the crown bearing marks
Of ASSAULT and he sft down upon bis scat apparent
~ much alarmed. The nsrt ustsnt he saw .
crowd moun the platform. snd somebody said,
"D-n the traitor, gave him good one" Our
Informant then recognized NJ. VAlsndighsm upon
The sea, near him. Several men came into the car,
cursng Nj. Nallandighsm, addressing W
him multitude Of opprobrious epi,hs.<
aud denouncing him a. "a miserable trail
tor who ought TO be strung up" Some
OF the more violent were for taking him out Of
The car and "hxing him" ~ they said. Persons
In The car tried to paefy the men, but they were
warned 70 DRY up" The same gent emAn then
into The car 10 rro,ect Mr. ", but be said there was
no use 10 try II. lie also refused 20 back the tran
down tho road some distance and 70 await the
arrival of the other nAin which they wsrs eIpec :
ing. All this time the noise on tie outside OF the
car was becoming loud aud u reaiHn ny, aud clubs
and stones were clsshing and CATERING sgainst
the car. To al this abuse and menace Mr.. Vallan-
dighAm did not reply, but remained silent and
downesst. Fortunately, ct this moment the train
started, jus, a. tho mob spirit wss culrninating,
and u Is thought that Mr.. Nallandigham was h rs
spared more violent treatment The pAsseng, rs
were poweren 70 prevent the ind suites hsAped
upon bin. The cause OF this stack upon Mr.. VAL
lAndighsn was that be had made himself obnox-
ious on account OF bis course during the war,
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The noted English pugilsl Tom layers vhoss
death in England, was announced in the sus Of
yesterday, was brictlsyer by trade, and entered
the prize ring In 1s49, and since that date has sp-
reared in . number Of hyhtL generally coming
out the victor. On the 1Tth of April, 1900 occur
red his famous hght with Heensu, which resulted
10 awarding . champion bel, N ssoh OF tho com
bstants. as IL could not he decided which was the
better man. Since shat event Ssyers has been pro-
hting ~ the notoriety u invested him WITH, by
appearing In circuses In spsrriug matches. He
aso was interested In public bose--the haven
Of all superannuated sports " In England. BAY.
ers was certainly very popular in England, and
among bis professed . nIrers were not only the
rougher classes who In this country are interested
in prize hgh,ing, but such men ss the late Lord
PA!mersson, WHO though him "a bravo fellow"
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siIll Amirfcd

Tan or rebels who have been preparing TO emit
CRATE W Brazil, for tho sake Of ,gaiu enjoying tho
delights Of the Institution Of slavery, have lately
me, with very Encouraging "bsckset." A jour
nal which warmly sympAthEss with them, has
just discovered that the Cabinet or ustry Of
BRAZIL "is CHI ely composed Of negroes" aad that
III somstmes happens that there 10 not one mau
OF pure white blood In the N nis,ry under the
Emperor" It also states the alarming Intelligence
that "'he judges who preside IN the courts, before
which they will have 70 sppear In civil or
criminal suits are as often regroos as
white mon" This Ia really startling news,
and the Richmond VINO 10 so taken Aback
by It that 1t says the cnarn Of brazilian emigr.-
ton IL now broken, and tbs, this distressing news
will put an end 70 tie project. We symp.thiss
with the sufferers They are determined no, 10
live under the hated flag Of the United States and
just ~ they arc on the point Of going TO . country
whsrs ihoy hoped 10 once more own and iarrup
their own niggsrs they are uunderstruck by the
intelligence that they would DO under negro en-
GERS in Brazil, and liable 70 trial by negro Judges.
How can human nature bear up under such
troubles : Bu, still they might make "hs vsner-
able RuTTis's" plan snswer. He was so dis
gussd with the idea Of living In the Union TIA. ne
bic " his brains out,
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An Eloquent Thanksgiving Proclamation

In Gov. Andrews proc smssion appointing Dec.
5.h as DAY Of Thanksgiving .ho following pas
sage occurs;
Let US register anew our solemn vows n fidelity
10 our country 70 tho memory Of our beloved
brothers and sons who have tasted death In mar
defence 10 the claims Of want bereavement aud
SORROW to the wives aud children Whose s,sv has
been broken 10 tie fathers ami mothers whose
dun eyes explore the hopes Of ano.h,r world for
the sons tAsy shall zee no more IN this ~ tic
millions delivered by our arms and Their own from
bondage, yos to DO assured in tho fun en,oymeut
OF the rights OF freedom and manhood 1; and 20 al
those In Every land who have stood - our friend.
IN the great day Of trial. And in spirit OF hdehty
even 10 our enemies, lot there te peace 10 o .r
hearts, aud Ihe promise aud ASSURANCE OF abiding
peace hereafter ~ Ill meu OF good will.
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package OF bank notes, amounting 70 q 900 was
missed from the counter OF Benoisrs banking
house, and no clue remains to point out the per-
son Who stole II. II seems that Mr.. Benois!s sen
lad tho package on tie cashiers table, and that
IVES the last seen Of H. The counter 10 nesr door
leading to the CO lar, which has an outlet on Com
mercihl Alley, and the thief may have passed ous
In that direction. II is surmised that amer the
money was laid on TIE counter, sorne m,n who
was on the look out reached over and seized y I'M
noticed, and then walked oui, either by the from,
o. back way. The detectives are investigating the
circumstances connected with the robbery, but
they have very slender materials W work on, - no
one In particular IL suspected.
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sriooI Onicers.

Tnr importance OF selecting good School officer,
At the approaching municipal election cannot 10
urged 100 often. Il s W 10 regretted that 50 l.1le
interest is usually manifested In this respect. The
for political Offices has Of late years 90 gen,r.
ally monopohz'd public attention, that our sduca-
tlonal interests have been neglected. A, We have
before said, TIE public have far more At stake in
the election Of competent AID desirable s,bool
officers than in any o.hsr branch Of tho Municipal
Government yet u il an obvious fact that they
give It the least attention. We must have . re.
form IN this respect, II We e1pec, ever 70 make
New York th. mod'l city that Il might b. To
obtain Symmetrical tree u i necessary TO guide
,bs tender twig, and without such guidance I.
scrubby proiuct mus, be expected Let iho people
turn over . new leaf nor, by irving a little more
s,tsnton to tie Interests OF their children, even n
political interests hsv. to suffer thereby. The Con-
vsntions win very soon be held, and 10 man
should lie nominated upon the School ticket who 10
no, In every way eOmps.sn, aud worthy Of the
position.
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r,,.x.,.h., ao,,h,,n i,urnal. are ius, now en-.
g,ged I'm drawing dolor, pictures Of tho condition
of mi, eosn,,, ..,,ng forth IT'S exhaustion, dss-
,tut,on and povsr,y in the mos. psihsnc language.
IN. o,d.,, ~ All, di,mai picture st the prssen,
sr,. a. ,.,v nh, ou. although an spp.rsn, attempt
49,. A, 800, =, from Nav. Il IL thisl Tho
.,,.,.,. hos. Who war. warmly Welded 10 Sc
c...on.-.,, ,.,s.dnsIy ,nIiou, 70 h.v. the full
mower, OF ,h. s,. rsiurnod 70 thern in order that
,b.v NAV ,.v .nd do vhs, they please 90 FAR as re-
I.,s, No ,b.nsely.s They cbsfe under tie r.s,rie-
son. now ,moo,,d upou than. They want the
Union ,roop. Withdrawn, the Fresdm.n's Bureau
..boll,hsd. Provincial Goysrnments abandon.
"A. and ali o,hsr obno.,ou, restrictions
cas-, .sde. To .esornpll.h Mi, end they in
xols az m,,..hv. isnisnev and elen,n from the
p,.rdsn, and cong,... and ,b.v call upon ,hs
,.on,. ~ An. Nor,h A, Loo. upon ,hs,r ,mpoy.r sh
Al oond,,or. N u,,ne.. ,h.I .uffsriss .nd 70 aid
,h.,,, A., ..,o,or r.h,n. Al. ,.mov,l a be.. bur.
dan. una., Witch ,hsy ar. gro.pins II h. Jour
n.l. vh,eh ar. ,hu, engaged roull eonnn. them
..,,.. ~ Al. Tub ,h,v NIGH 90 n unchecked in
An. ,.,,,no - mi, gIoouv picture. Blu, there ia
ma ..c..,s,x %, making ,hs m.,,er worse than II
,,.Ii, Il. And b,ne, te, disposed W notice such
$3.50. . Az. solIov,ng. which We clip
,,o,, leading sou,b.rn cop,,mporary, and the
-r,....,. =, xhieb "a h.v. found In PER-
,,,o,.,v NJ An. " reoop,,ric,sd" journals I.
.r.. ,d,e,ls +. eo,vsn,sn, .yuonyrn Cor the Gov.
.-...,,i ar. No, ,,u.n.d with Al. dspopil.ron Of
a.. sou,b h, m. sword. Il, loo, Of two billion dol
~, IN. oon,.o..on NJ t,s .lA,e. i,s r.nsr.l
g. ro,s,,.hu.n, nv m, ,ici.situdss OF war, etc.
-, 49,, A. ,.t,h ..x.,d a al.
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Rum and Missionaries

Tnr Boston TRAvrLLEa OF the 2ls, inst, says
'ths sailing bark Thomas Pope, Of New York,
bound for honrovis, Africa, cleared ~ our Gus
tom House this afternoon, having on board sepsn
rnfs'ionarHs as passengers, and tpenty.nine
thousand gallons Of Ssv England rum as par, Of
her cargo" Now England has certainly done
grsai deal toward civiliIing and chrstisnizng the
African race, but we doubt II much good will re.
suit rom the expedition OF tho "ThomAs Pops."
Rum Is the greatest enemy that religion and en-.
lighienmeni have 10 contend with Il deb.,e,
and imbruies the people OF every civilized nation,
and, as We see from tho above extract &, follows
the humble missionary into tho fsr-off land OF the
heather 70 undo the good work that hs m,y &C
eomplish. The pLianthropis.s OF Now England
should understand that rum is moi a, III promo
tive Of NEGRO elevation" particularly when the
accompanying proportion Of missionaries Is so
plainly inadequate. II they mus, send their ia
nous beverage TO the hes,hsn, they should make
the proportion not less than one missionary 10 .
barrel OF rum, and even in tina, case we fear .hs
rum would come out ahead
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The Mozart Nomip.tiou.

rns proceedings Of the Mozart Convention, and
the speech Of FnsAhpo WOOD on declining . no.
minstion be had intended 70 accept, indicate ,hs
reckless disregard for the ind ydual opinion.
or preferences Of the rank and hls Of the Moz.r,
Democrats which has slwsys characterized This
unscrupuous dealer in political ofness and noml-
nations. Voters who usually cas-, their ballots for
shc nominees Of Mozart Hall, will feel too much
huuiistsd by the action Of thar leader TO r..ify
,hs bargain by which FmsAspo has sold thar
support 70 . political snsmy. Democrats who
would have boon faithful to one Of their own lead
ers viii moi brook the cool s.'ron,ery Of man Ike
wooD who converts them, At q moments nores.
into mere puppets, aud virtually informs his con.
sttusn,s that he has received hi, price. and nj.
Followers must now vote for an opposition candi.
oA'e because be, their leader, cannot make salts.
factory arrangement with other democrats, too
honest TO do him reverence. No doub, the part.
sans Of FERNANDO wooD will .,t,npt ,o
excuse this conduct by asserting Aha,
The Mozart Committee were shabbny treat,
cd BY . Tsmmsny Committee, AMI from
motives OF revenge they intend 10 use their polIt
eI power against the nominee OF the old wrr.n.
NO one who understands the character OF FKR
EASpo Woop will believe that he could be In.
ducsd 70 crafty even . feeling Of revenge, withou,
nrss receiving . certain amount Of dollar. an
ssn~ 70 pay The expenses Ia tho pre.en, In.
stance The friends Of Mr.. HEcKn will discover
shss they have purchased pretty expensive poll,-
iesi elephant whsa they pay ,hs bin. th., have
been, or will b ssnt in for tho os,eu.iblo pur,o.,
OF making up whstever sums OF money Mr.. woop
may claim 10 have expended on preparation, for
bis own election, under . nomination which h.
declined In favor OF an opposition candidate. II 1,
we'll Known, among politicians how these
nsue arrangement" are managed; and the parue,
70 such transactions are always shrewd enough TO
exact very large sum in payrnsn, for the .'pol,.
cal bannsrs'-Alresdy paintsi--to hang GU, on IN,
outor walls. The followers Of MoIar, Hall might
have agreed 70 any bargain that would have an.
abled them 70 obtain an increase Of power but
when they arc told 10 vote for an opponent from
whom they eAnnoi expect one single mark Of DO.
Euesl favor, they will not be likely 10 d. ey ,heb
''mArching ordors". In other respect is unfor
tunats for Mr.. HsoKEE, thA, tho Mozart Convention
declared in his favor, because the faint Of po...
osl bargain cannot DO removed from any eAnd
ds,s who receives o nomination st the hands G
FERNANDO wooD
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General sickIes.

MAJOR General siekles has beol ordered by tho
War Department. to assume The command OF tho
Department, Of South Carol.na in place Of General
Gilmore, who 10 TO report for duty to the Chief Of
En- gineers. Geueral sIckles 10 reported 10 axe
bis headquarters at Charleston. II will he re-
memhsrei that during the w utter Of 1s63-6A no
was intrusted by the late President Lincoln with
mission TO investigate the condition Of the South
srn freedmen, aud the experience and information
gained during his tour OF observation, A. well as
his military .no political aniocedsnIs, qualify him
Tor the duties OF his nav posllon.
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TRADE NOTICES.
Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF THE

Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF THE IRON
Ioud.rs Union, No. 25 Of n. Y. IL was passed
unanimously that we demand 10 Ter cent on our
present. rate OF wages, on and hiteI SATURDAY, Nov
:bth. ~ order Of the Union. JOHN MCMAHON.
Pres VIM. Mckay, sec. sT2
I ,ONGSHORLMEN'S UNION PROTEC-
- tive Association, No. /, Of brooklyn. The mem
ben OF lhs society are requested y meet Al their
rooms 20 i4eka street, Oh Thursday, Z3d inst at I
ocloc T. Tor the purpose o. SWING up sir bad
tes and setting new bauges instead. A punctual
attendance Of all the members lie Ieque,,ed By
Ode WILLIAM lNGkAnAM, Pres. THOMAS
EAklkG, Rec. bec. III
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Tho Georsin Election.

The Georgia State election which occurred on
ho 18Th inst, resulted In the election q Hon.
cnAHLrs J. JrKIss for Governor, he having had
nc opposition. On the same day elections were
also held for members Of Congress and represent.
stiTss in the stas Legislature, but our presen, adj
vices give NO indication OF the result In distrets
vussids Of Savannah. The newly elected Governor
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~ Ar RlAGEs.

RUk,MooDY-At Trinity Rectory, on the q1a
inst, Zulu. 7. Rue 70 Mary Ann Moody, daughter Of
r. b. Moody, all Of this city. 70
VAN BuR0N-MACKEY-T this city, on Tues
Gay, nov; III by the Rev. w. r Colliu. Henry Van
bufon, OF Albany 70 julia L. Macksy Of n. York 40
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THE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MoRNING, nov. %, 1865.


W.T. would tr,in remind our Advertising patron,
that thsiy favor. will b. 500 lat for asiicI'ton,'
NJ e,s handel in At our counter before nine o'cpcH
We Keep publication Office open for the reception
n adver:i emel until Il g'cocs r. b., but do Lot
classify hem aft . nine O'Clock.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
4 Mons Father Mathew society, No J. of New
York, a. their Hall cor slth 1t. and s'h ave th's
II. Muhall, p. Goldine, u. Ianeton, slnrine ty
hessrs. ksrn,n and LINDSAY; also the Misses Nor
rows and Csnnsvan, and Connell Mus Dowins
niiER Pres. PHILLIP RILEY, vice-Pres. wa
BOYD, sec. ia
FATHER MATHEW T. A. b. SOCIETY
Il No. 3, ofS. Y, hall cor. 20 h 1t. and sh ave
Public meeting Ihursdsy evening, Nov 2si, at I
O'clock. Speaking by Mr., T. W. Black, Mr. j. Kelly
sngnS BY MI. Cannav.n, Miss McCahe, M. Cole,
Nj. King aud Others JOHN AcIS TOSiI, Pre.t
CHARLES PARKS, Vice Prssdens PATRICK
O'BRIEN, Rec. Sec. III
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Financial N.vs M.rse,.. ~.

No York, Wednesday, Nor. %, 9 p. M-The gen.
erh Stock market was firm to-day, and price. in
many instance. .ere higher than yesterday. Gov
ernnlents were In better demand aud . fraction
At per cent, With exceptions At per cent sler-
linz e1ehsnge was quiet and firm al JOSH 100 Ter
bsnkers. lilo New York exports Exclusive Of
speeie) tor the week ending November 10 and since
January I, compare - foIoss:
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T ONGsHoREMEN's u. P. ASSOCIATION.
IL No. IA special me etins Of thi. Association viii
he held at their rooms 90 Fast BfoadsAy. on Friday
evening, 24th inst al ~ o'clock. Puuciual attend
anee 10 requested a. business OF Importance will DO
transacted, BY order, MICHAEL HIGGINS Pres
WIN. BARTON, Sec. l2Q
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Since Jan. l... A9s0mq SIS, 41S.4is

On Change to-day Flour opened steady, and closed
&c. Ice. better Wheat was heavy and declining
Corn wn = shade hrmor. Oats were firmer. PORK
was dull Beet was ste ADJ. Lard was dull and Whi.-
key was lower.
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LOST AND FOUND

EOUND-ON The 2lST INST, A CAPE.
L The owner can have the cape by proving proper,v
and paving expenses. Cal al bgth A. and Ave A. lbs
7 ,OST-NOV. 2lST., A BLACK FRENCH
- poodle dos, answering to the namo of TRUE,
ON returning him to % st. MARKS Place 80 rev ala
will he given. III
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S100 REWARD-THE ABOVE Reward
WYNN be paid for the arrest and conviction
OF tue Qeraon OF persons who ret on ire the huuts
lAlely occupied by Black Joke Engine Co. No. 50.
whereby the house and all tho furniture belonging
70 said company Wa stolen Or destroyed. VIM II.
hAsIERsON, Foreman; JAMES A. MCCORMICK.
AsslstanG 5. IA. SEIAAS, secretary. 265
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T .oST OR STOLEN-BANK BOOK, Blceckc q
- street. Bank, NO. 25O,ie2 Please return 10 tue
Bank. AK
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NO. ., NEW YORK FATHER MATHEW

NO. ?, NEW YORK FATHER MATHEW
" 7. A. II, soclet SIl hold their regular pnblic
meeirg, at their hall, OF 23d Of and vi ave on
tbs Ihur-day evening Nov. 23d. speak ng hy g., ~
hleil.y' John Dunn aud other sinring by Near
Carroll, King, lindsev and Cole, Also Nv his,e.
tergusons, Toy end Evans, and Others The puhlc
are Invited. Come early snd procure ,eats ffofe,-
,or Welle. will lecluIe sunday evening Nov o6th
JAMES DELANEY, Pres. THOMAS j. CARR,
me-. 2oc, lUS
THE FATHER NJ. 7. A. b. SOCIETY. No.
Of Brooklyn. l.. D., will hold q Tempsrapre
meeting AZ O'Clock this eyenine, AZ Tempcranee
Hal, cor. Grand and 1th sts. speakers r. y
kNenbnreh, MI, MeCotIey. of Gr,enIont and Mr.
James Bailey, singing by Messre Hathaway snWb
RELY, Sec. ioa 10
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Howe sewing Machine Company, No Gao
broadway N. T. Elias dose, Jr., President. Agents
wanted 514
Grever e. mixers Highest Premium
Elastic Suteh and IocE stitch Sc ing Machines g5
BTosdw%, n. Y. and 1855 tul'on 81 Brooklyn. 3i5
Horse, Cart aud Truck Cevers-Na-
terproof oiled canvas covers, escorted sizes At
very 10y price,. Cell at No rs Eat Broadway,
neH Oshar1ne st. 35l
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AUCTION NOTICES.

nAvID y. EGAN, AUCTR.-wILL SRI
~ his dav, o'clock, 40 Canal a. tuselu,, led
steAis feather beds, holsters and pillows, sot,. ,
lounges stoves, locking ela,'e., chars, tsbes, &c.
M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, Will
l'I. cell, this day At 1ls O'Clock, It sali, room,
Nss,au ct, a large ss.ortnent OF new and ,ccopi
hand household furniture, carpois sofas chair, bu
reau'' bedsteai- mit'fass iounees- &c. 20
MORTGAGE SALE - WILLIAM WOLFF
1'l suctioneer will sell this dsy, 23d Nov, At
oc.ock, az 1874 spring St the contents Of p-iv,r
boarding houfe, consisting Of ingram carpets ehair
WH iSBiisKY, Marshal .ttor'y Tor MORTGAGE 70.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY-B|
4 WEAVER, Jr. ~tll sell Al the sslesroom, No 80
Nn'h ave- at oe.och, larse sssor ment Of ,es,ot
order OF q. Cudiip, 2S6 last 18th street. Next q
Dec. s.h. 1875
ID GAFFNEY, AUCT., OFFICE % CHI
hers - will cell this dav ~ l0a o'clock, "a
stock aud IN nies Of The liquoi store, &c Mulberry q
yitcd Go
pAWNBROkER'S SALE-BELL AND lS
CANAAN vii .el this day a. ~ O'Clock, AZ -
fefcd h, season. con. sting Of oveicoais f,aet .ne
dfess DO pants, ye-ts, remnants OF CLOTH Sc Worfiy
afnhII G ZEN Of deTeTs ana o'he By order Of N
sae-silk dresses, remnants, &c. or. H. SALMON
81 Madison 1t. 20
pAWNBROKER'S sALF-RICHD. FIRt6'
Auc'; will cell At $50 Pesri e. this d.v, At \
d,e.scs, skirts, &C. fine cloth eoats pants. vS.t ,i,,
9,eic0atsy All winter goods, BY order vi hlGIj
I,hlEl- Ol kose 81. Mems clothing precisely at az
VNlVoh' 1925
DAWNBROKER'S SAIE-THIS DAY. A.
- 10 o'el.ck. JAMES AGAR vii sell a. bg Ne
DINety a large assortment Of meme and women
ven ms appi oil, coats, vests pants, dresses sLAs
w ltFgat ns quite, blankets aud variety OF Other
syols. II. BARpNAkD, 81 Third ave. l3i
- Il j. BOGARf, AUCTIONEFRS, VII nj
- sell Ibis day, a. 1Oh o'clock, at tho Store No II
noiih Wiiiain st., household furniture, clothing,
g. consisting OF sofas, tables chairs, carpets stove
also 4Oy wool blankets 30 mattrasses 10 COMB
pines w Knit Jackets, military coa1S pants cloth.
ng, army chest, &c, &c. III
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SOO REWARD-STRAYED OR STOLEN'

" " about CIV O'Clock on Thursday evening, 10th
inst from $40 SIX ave, light torrrl horse years
old, vhite hind legs TO ganibes white lace Nssn
90 white eye ong natural tail; close built tne, clean
Limbs; about IL hands inches hIgh In fine con-
dtion. Any person returning the horse or giving
Information viii receive the above reward aud NO
gucitious Gsked. S95
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

a GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
A,sngle gentlemen, can be Accommodated with board
At 10 Ludlow 81. Z6I
BOARD AND Room WANTED FOR A
- wiiog lady and infant; board, hIe and lish no,
20 exceed Slv per week, riyabie in advance Al.
dres box No. 2Ul6 Pust Office 2L3
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= VAFFNEl, AIIT., UFFIJE 70 JHH
hers - will cell this dav, ~ ly,p o'clock, "a
stock aud fH pres Of the liquor store, &c Mulberry 81
sl.o the furniture Of the family. Dealers are IN
yittd. GO
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sCD hENAkD-SIOLEN, ON THURS
- Odsy, Nov. lith sIocet's WAGON lie onsing .
ID; MhlIfORD, OF haspeth ave, Biooklyn, 4 u.
Ato Fletet Of harness and bsnke belonging 10
n. MEAklN, OF BushNick. he person that sto .
tLe above mentioned IL German, 0 II. y OF 10 IN
hish, with brown hair and bsosn e. e., shout u
or yeMs Of age. The above rer,rl will lie paid ~
WIN hEAhlN, residing near Peter Coope y rlus
factory. L. She above reward will lie paid for the
property or the thief. WILLIAM NEAkIN, 26s