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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
C,nornnai, market-nee. :. si q


FLoUR-Firmer and supply light: family clio
ii Is. lsieC ncE' 5-1E.''4 S'ts-l''5Ra .
MHEAT-Fi-mer; No red g So; holders at the
c Sc a>king 81 80. -.i,T
COR LEES irmer; ear SIC.
OATS-Steadt; NO csc. .-.-..-f.,i r. e, s.z... Z
RY RI SIS -' ~ ---
.BARLkY-Tirmer; 1s59I75 for prime to chice
. T0RACCO- ou ct and Hnct ansed; sales small.
COTT0N-Active at re high r: mlddins I5xc.
VIII >KY-Duli; no demaui. ss, -
HOG S-Tjnou demand spd full prices: sales at
Sc 75 97 Is Cor gross and S. g. 9s oo frrei =
,fURk.fn demand Mt s2i or old and "a rs for
new but holders ask higher price -, ,,.-..o.,sl
LAtDIW ted at ls1a for nav kettle rendered;
no ders ask I3c. tA,a'H a--i'f,
GREEN MEATS-In demand at Io9lec, but
hol .ers ask 40 isher. 90 issI 5a5 ssls ~
BUTrER-unchanged and firm; supply light;
sale. Of frc. h at 36 94oc. .... -... 80 -
CHEESE Steady at l41a9I5. ~
| -P0 0fAT ES-Prime s3 super btl.r 80 ai ri'-7a'
Sc D-Clover sll Is Eli so; tinotey O.: fax
dull mt a.. .. i =
BEEF CATTLE Unchanged at So 5oae so for
SHEEP Firm at 81 so 3 so; receits light. ~e-A
COFFEE-lu'l at 20 a25s for cUmEion to prime.
SUGA i-pull and unchaBgsd. gssrs r Naf
EGGS-Sae a. see: ply light. ,-.g al.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT w: learn that Billy
McEwen met with v'.ry serious accident
OF Saturday night. He was on his return
home, and while ia the act of stepping
from the car. on the corner OF H gh and
South streets. made a misstep and was
thrown under the horses feet, and terribly
mangltd about the head and face. He was
conveyed to his home, where he now lies
in a very precarious condition. fears being
entertained that his injuries may prove
fatal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
New York Niurket-Dec. :

Go enTT4Mepsn,d sss. r@er closed dull
FLOUR-losI5 better sad less active; superfiae
tate and ses IS 3Oas extra we tern 80 20 q "a
15 round hoop Ohio s1og1.: common 70 gor d st.
L. mis- sl2 9l5; o. 70 chu quiet. Ca ifor-
mia firrnsc a.Esis 1913 SO. Ryess7 rs ss a5 -
WHISKY Qui" and uncha ged
50 2e930 '"r poor; s295 az for white California.
Rls-Fi-m; $ ate 81 40. ,a.ea III, ~
BA BARLEY-Advancia and sffn:s Canada west
harley MALT-Firm at 81 Goal s.
PEAS In bond 81 Al
,lGORNZso oetteg mi ed western in stnre&l $50
3s: do aioat fl Sc a 36H closing with buyers at
81 81 atioat: 81 81 35 for mixed western.
OATSIQ ,ie'; 7s1S, ior western in sure.
COFFEE- Quiet 500 efg5 7zA01
SuGAR.-Stsad, Cnba nK9l2kc; Havana laa
MObASSES-Quiet. sllL 10 4aiuoR Jsi
HOP SIe..y American 400 Csc. r.-s..i, .4.,,.f
'PE EiROLEUM-Steaiy: cfuda IoKc: refined
LEATHER -'femlock .ol- slsady at 27 &c.,
WOOL + rmer and in better dema I'd at ~ S5lc
for domestic fleece; 1793sc for pulled. f.,s5,s-.
PORk-Opeued heavy ard clos ID hrmer at S21 81
Gsl 81 Tor mess. eosi g a. s2l S. sreeriar; prime
sci ers opt for Jan iary at s22 so 922 SIX; do
Sc T. anrs February at s23 o5 923 80.
tEEF-Un.haugei at Sl391S prime mess;
SIS 5os2lc for new extra mess; prime mess % o
81 "'c.
BEEEHNNS-Firn at sso0s2s alFgga
kfGoN-Quiet and held b CHER; Cumberl md cut
IUf MEATs-DuI at s9s,so for shoulders; las
l31z for hams. tt'- "a t.a "a
Y RD-Firmer a. l21sc9l3;zc; smaal lots l3H q
BUrTER-St ady a. 80 4ss for state. haS ;sis+6
CHEESE-Dull at II &c., wax = Ass 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
New York N,oc. market-nec. =

GOVERNMENT SrOClS Il w ,thnut decided
g rgs C'lnons If 'Si II2 % FIX: do So igIts .
,o7H: do "a In4x loszs: 10 'ss IS5iI SiossS: new
LIS 9imH 40 81 io7 ;, aiC7X; lo4O, IoIk slOl Ii
orUC SO mel dull. Tut we're uhss qnert'y
n re 'ctive ani hig er.clnsin fir :, Ca toI 44ss-s
l5Z lumber an q @28. Wells. Farg & o.'s Ex-
ores SAY. Ame ie.n Exp es. .77,s: Adams Hxpress
ST. United states Express TsIz Merchs nt<' Union
Expr-ss 39N- Qu cksilysr 2oss4p2I; Maripos.. s:
Pa e mail rag ora htlanrc Mil u7X ai,sS:
Yves sIn Union Telegraph ss1I ass7s: New York
Reading a5I as5ii Ohio Cerri6c, Is e5X X926k:
Wahash 37.s St Paul x. preferred 6Ik: Mieh gan
,,eutranl0% Michigan Siut esast,z as n: limo s
o'o97; Rock I-,ani ss4 D sss =: N6rth 3 stem 8iz
9s4Z<: do preferred G6ss es6kf Fort Wayne g73 q
9IX New Tenne see 6!H: U. DIDO 62K.s n .ls.E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

State to another YET owe allegiance. re-
spectively, to the States where They were
born, how ABSURD and perplpxing would
be their cOniition?- Such an, idea cannon
for moment b. aImi ted-snd hence our
very federal system may be said to be a
protest against the d,ctrine Of "Onee, a
subject. always subj The Judg.
then spoke. with much earnestness. of the
degrading character OF the doctrine just
mantionei-a doctrine that made the mere
accident of mans birth. place bind him
to perpetual srrvitude; doctrine thai
was opposed to his natural freedom, to thu
civilization of the age aud to the welfare
aud happiness of mankind. ~
After speaking briefly of the oppres.
sions of Irels nd, he conclude by saying
that the rights of thousands OF our natu
raiized citizens hal been violated by for
eien governments. but if there were but
one such case, aud that the case of tn,
most humble man living, it would be tn,
duty of our Government to protect him a
all hazards.
The Judges remarks were received will
shouts of approval, and all around us W,
heart the remark "That's what should b.
heard OIL the floor of the United States
Senate."
Judge Thurman was followed by Judge
Rukin in short but fervid denunciatiDr
of England's outrages and pretensions
Sp' aking for himself and responsible foI
what he spoke, he was in hopes that nc
satisfactory answer would be made BY
England to any demand that might bt
made by this Government for the r. lpas.
of Stephen j. Meany and other Ampri.
can citiz ms now confined in British dun.
geons. that war might ensue and this CUES
ton of expatri ition be settled forever
The Judge, not fully recovered from tn.
effects of his late illness was Obliged +,
make his remarks all too brief.
At the conclusion OF Judge Rankin,s re.
marks the Chairman introduced E.. II. De.
Lazy to the auiience. Mr.. DeLanv re.
ftrrrd to the undOubted right which everv
government has to punish crimes commit.
ted within its juris fiction. whether thos.
crimes be committed by irs own citizens n,
by citiz ms of another country. The ron.
victiOn and punishment of Sr-nhen I
M-anry were i'm violation. not only of RI.
piainest of justice, but also in direct opro.
sitiOn to the statute law of England. The
prudence and wisdom of all enlightened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
Matbintrr.

ENGINE WANTED.-Any person who has
II hutrste IORSR POWER ENGlNk that be wl s' eA'AP
may address LOCEBoX No ~. Drigepoh Coun.
NOR SALE-A number of Portable ana STA
il toasy STEAM ESQINRs Of superior eorstmcuon a.,
PO0LB HART Baltimore va
EOR SALE-At No. 05 ParlS-st Five Points, a
lot ofSTEAM ENGINES and BOlLkas bat by the bs' buu'
Call snd sso, they must be cold. W. MCKENZIE
CTEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
y .Sd ROPR MACHINERY MACuINiST TOOLS SC TOpB
RAFFERTY,. Warehouse, Dsyst se~ioh WorE' Paterson " -
rI,O PRTNTERS.-For SALE-A CAMPBELLS
CYLINDER PRRSs with 4opsrs Cslehe hngue, &c 10 y"
ebsssS an &c shoaB running At lO4 WDnansL
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x.aaI aelias.
OISicE ~ raE UsTEp STATES lifz lHnsAN'h 'o'
IL INN CRY % NEw.loEK, "" tu " AL ~.
A A..uu AnnL Z n


" '' " Erv.Nonx Norcmher6 1871. y
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that az .
y Nr u NE Bo of Drseio ~ Company dul eoHyruen
10 y oFce the fooapg resolutions i'fraaif Joe
Capital ock of IBIS ADD drrting t1 lD' "'u
schag r aul paying the sNmc uaun mo f''Ah AN 'FA
t.iu.s,T books. uuauhtusY allpfl'
,,5lr,d Mai Tie Gnsfsee Capital Stoss n this Company he ~
Hundred sand dollars sud tha slhs "-
IL hAil he received Al tr Once ="
Company No. wan street the City o Nc~io on
Eighth Februs butweru the hours 81 Yen
aud three .. each succeeding deF between
daring b1s.nes DAYS thereafter nhtas 'us us M,
be sooner the oar Of saeh ssrf h's
dollars hereby required TO t AID 10 10 cash 10 sum. oI H @
the Of such uh,c ptors ana the
forty dols per sha business da's oh AM ateI ~
teenth u FolarF the rstos oi I've ef
s.ptsl are herein declared fave e preference To- such sust9
IsiOlsd That Ksc ofthc intention 60 increase We
this One funded doab bo ard The SANE heIe
directed 10 Ne published period u three months ~ $40 dag news
pipen published In the CITY OF Nss'iork. 80 ., II A..
Io1f That lie ,ioE transfer ofs Company BE- .nd hs
hereby directed closed an and nom tn''a
FebrurT Wednesday The tn y %" A0
BY order AahoLAS bt'h'oi fo''''"''
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aottion SaIis Of 3,aI esil!t.

ArRf,v NJ MrftrH Arctere'- ..
AUCTION SALE of WATER-FEONTPR PROP
~ ERTY u JERSEY Clry-AuEiAN 10 ~ LLfH. r. n w.
KISS SOD sell 90 turte1 on SAIL ttAlf |' 800 a p
o'd0cs. sttbe ETrhiree Ss~sfas. No l b-'l,a w
Il flse ri frf oi ilt So heph
RIVER CFMENT COMPANY iocstel 20 iy CT ueaf ir~r ttr
Fey being hen ari aloat i11 rt der praon IN 70
utist. J. H. ~ lh ser tart o.
Dc p7emea Pgssoa given uoilieJ lefli NAE nova o.
tie daf 81 sac. N-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
g. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JCNB ,. ls9L
p,s.p..f sstOn IN HewIor corner Tvsniy sVeutEsA ans
ave. Bntrsnee fuenW-seveughsL


TRAINS LEAVE NEwIo8K -
ror NrNHGTen and Bridgeport 100. sCo TIL I.S NV
OIL 3ct (EIl 3t5, 40 aad g. 90 (Rr.D y u -. =,
Milford Saord FArssd SOgthp OrI and WepoFt 10" iL''
O n. ata. A3Vpn
Fo SorsaI, zoo 500 CEIb 500 soA nls RLl ." tsLA
As go. Tx $50 400 tBTl M
Fo barisn 400 200. iiSO a m, 3ts, Aoc soPn -. 80,
Tor stamford 200 sto (ELl 500 ll3A ~ <lo NhIl 10 'V
(Frl 8lS A3OfRrl al SO. 6 90 SEQ (RLl, .ts
For Greer zen aud intermediate s,atoBa 7o0 @V0 4N@ "
~ wv ''''" CONNECTING TRAINS
For pos,or VI, srdpa6sld 500 m Or. 100 OBJ twpA
FoY Bostoa wa Siorc Lin. l2l3 BE j. 500 -. ~ 49,
FOr Hartford Aud Springfield. SEQ m tkLL liza !" NSA"
For Corpe,teal River Railroad sooL XII l7'H M Ne"
Fe uoT PIsTasnes and FnLlm Railroad LOO RI) ~ h''
- ~, $1,000. R.i,..d a ace ~
Il Is, 100, $40 M :.
Ee3 C,ra Railroad lil3 n to Norsharp'oA
Hons Railroad. BOO q JOl p
Va Hanrstack Railroad eco A n, 500 n
ar Danbory aud Horwalk Railroad, 1oo, SOY y w
COnISlOe' Sleeping Cars Attaches a" JAMES n HoYr, saDt
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C0UTHsIDE RAILROAD OF /. L-l"IN'

COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF J.. IL" IN
- TER ARRANGEMkNTSD p.u.o., % I,,s.e, 70 ?,
Leave Jauessslp n I , nts A. w. We - = ~
B1hyon ana ma ~ "a! pllvp at eos m via BrcOk'o Cs0''
Railroad 10 Jamaica Babylon and All WAY - t,.,ss
i,,sre IsWessslp. n v. az ? m VIA L. l. hAh0'ut "
fos Bahylon and Al ststous i, p,oo.l,u CeuTsl
Ir,vs Ff.ukliu ave- Brookyn, At 100 p ~ Va Di""''-
RsVad 10 lamc Babylon srd al WAY sAus o,, connect
Leave BaGyou at ;25 Df j. naea and .1 ssy ~ iSs m
i,e a. ran m l. l. Railroad arriving al Jamesssp
1e,ve Bsbyon a. s35 for jamaica ard All
isg " th train II BrooAyH CeutrAl Railroad arriving -
Brooslgu AZ 10 a IN. -. "a al av.ssatons
Leave BABYLON AZ 1870 m. for jamaica pa AZ in "a m
rer re- sith trn 81 J. Railroad awning Al so
Leave BABYLON at l2:4O FOR Jamaica aug , AZ Prki
rcriny xih tain Of Brook Central kareAu AZ. ~ s...r On
ave 1ookivn Al 3:05 and conne nS so So every
me East Ne"'l~h All ''DA X WHITE, supshnsendsnt
To take srec, Nov & 1857. ..,..-,,.,.us,
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~ H. NnLER Aaftorrs-
by NSON g. MILLER
ID AtCTfONEErf fAD
lEGEpns

". u. NnLER haeto,e.-
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER
ID AtCT1OEEEFf fHD
REAL ksTATk BkokBRFt
No rs NAsstrsr.. CfrsHtr Wv fctE
Iorfef Store Comfy Seats Htf rr' ho &C. ti is' ~
slsafsd Lean. trr. OF fGt ti4t Alta kf
TUESDAY. U.l lI. Hf % Ir.U.t
TreHaree -ai.sr.uu. $50. 100 Hfiaffaf. y y
INTENSIVE AID IMPORTANT SALE NF lj CHOICE PROS
PECT PARK IOTt sItuI located 90 hos. 11i c'mua.'Hs tnt
We've laf, af Nsrr 81 il~ ae o.
and f'df 60 i SHE At sfo
srese .g, t4ef f llctaaE 10
value vii. sd.It. Do occupied fr .istcfH frtlf'
sRyTHAgR tst Side e1re ho-t bctFlel President aai CiA
PnrIDgy7 -go-th &c. 20 n. ss.i cfrs.iars ti.t,
C,ppot. en- N,ft' ,ilr D' g. .a sr,,.t..fe 81 al
EoHTu-iyr-Ne.t,i'e ll o 10 u. i1g.h Ctr.tt. .3ah
f..KErl A.E-J.J ..'e % ft4. 90. aia'.e, .
y H.stE-So.th .tstt corner n. D.. r'.. 8 g..
NisTH-r.--s0ait ..ic, 70 o. e.f hlul I.r.t i lof
TFSrl sr.-NorI eide. rear or above. lH 2.
PfIii.AyE- Soltl'l't corner iIf l#t. D N't
fr srsoul se entire fo., h-lsteulr - slt sI a'e' 3.
lfs
s.1rn sr-Norih .ile n . vest sIst.are D. Iof.
hlKIHAyEWtii side entire font, helsen ioh a-i .th m B
ola
le ead, fol between Sinh sad S''lih-
stS. q DtA
Siuisr-soath .il, n r.. vs,, Sescs'a ,ve. 20 io.s
fKvFTTHsr- NU.ti side. OF above i0lnia
TEsTu. --Nnr. T o.. .HfL
PRssIpEEf-sT Nnril sect corn er lI,i s.f.. .I's
TRIMS Easy. Maps ra'r at ~, 20 Ntsautt
49,
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6ountm S,aI Gstat, for sub.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. - A splendid
~ COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALEA lsTEe tire 'ioy pres Nan
IN ne peaceful village Of Wesyer,ye mile, hon Bethlehem sad
.aIS' nom 'sC rs h. .til PIN,
iepa 0rchcct conn, 6 wish al iis modem improvement,
building % by 80 Get Win Tseso trcs stcttn u y
large ,pgs S.so,o ' orI s fo. ssafSd
.aogs Au,' ~ sp n tle en,ry fosr dfe't cab
denominations tie vicinity 'nd academy nnd boarding hoo %
IfSD "a hrs e Of ci.s.oa Il sl,k ,re superior melody
sa'eIe ey s4 S,1 , IGl Ig plg ,as,
a, are very lirs. add Substantially lt 'iate gia7l has r.
ai.e l'.s WY" ~, ' b,k y. IA power
eomPe hs done rospeuS oasaess for tie
r-orert, snbs sd altogether separate to 'l' pur
chaser Persons psrie, dsas Of Tch jig sn ell g VIZ,
be msis tnovn by ALFetp MARrfNls. CLINTON ~ VIEWER
M6yG A ps1 1 bc Is ih hr NJ aud D.
A ORANGE, N.J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
snd FARMS great VARIETY. beautifully srsiel orc hour io
&c., ,a, ., Ss si, i, rltWfi sa "a ~ rsds
SsrYaI to Oriuse. corner Ala 'si Con- 81 s'oa
AN EXCELLENT FARM, IGJ acres, in Mo
ca. ca sT ' 64ys, 's ,55 jlGJS 10
A VALUABLE PAPER MILL near York,
"a Penn a. rtBIC SAlt On lHhiDAl pI , IT, o.,
spr.l 9rd us,t.ssE romge to' hioni'u'u 'd'
A I NEW BliUNSWtCK--As SPLENDID COUN-
~ TRY SEAT 40 t1 s.s Of iANp .r 'e .i..' ,ss
rooms oo bu end sa lri ON 10 complete .rffi fir ' ~
/. -
sl2O1Q j. s tEaGUS1N Co.. ~" ~ Has an,i Room 30 "a
LOR SALE-M a RlNE nos j y y l.
GEOrNuFIe sale OF tucss Gfor ui' ti ~ted 90 Et Pseo
this dsy 81 frehsugc sael No lil Brtss lgdei e %
Won Of tho Unai CoIaurrrs crsiit by % Vr No 1 " e
Isws Of I8 g postponed WEDNESDAY,, peeeahsf g. es. a.
~ m Il the smc place The property r -1r De- sa , 70 a.
res,ratos Of ue fau'1r ana rrlHy Station ta 90 a. dg q
nav n.J oag For " ssle fr o. &c AlColee u tf
IOW Go No Puett o., ustr'frf So 90 l.ea'-HeA
York, Nov ~ 1901 H. W JOiN>lN At"I-.' 'al '',i ,..
nor SALE-In Monmouth Comfy, \. j., n
Farm Of IS e.oso 20 depot CHURCHES. sofl' r'h
school Cool House containing barn ~ 81
stshur r three iot good facug good Es Of tatr a. e door,
variety fu. aui healthy r io1ol Itrrs moderate t'4 Is
soi Womb - efota.fI inf o frPe ~
p'r 70 GFOBGR GRANS 49, So. lu b-afrsr Ny
EOR SALE-A desirable FARM of % acres,
Esntau .ayer. D. c ir 4eu @ Btala ur'ls. w
lfrse lueg pLl Lta s ts4it 4ltr, harm. -rd ell
recsslrv outhrlrs. tau = ft Tic poe ptg order
Location h.lv cas- dea Dim onlf % 11r. ffo s. l1 ile
utensils Sc 10 bsi ~ -.aseL Afri d. w. SEAMAN
81. - Pine -
IHOR SALE-In Washington. j.. g.. adjoining
tie Capitol Grounded large ri 'lra.e l't ~ fhof
slich will BE- sold a, os ln-e ATpJ HOMER AohvAh ~
Pnest iNp
CtTAMFORD, COMMON ClarlCs Hin, q
> os, deli tf situation. ae from g. ot trofi-r iip So
uea, ues p rooms. suited f tr' rs ec ~ t0ir.s
los Three Farisa az ut t,- excellent ss
Pnes : l1JOi Address Box So. ila
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STEAMBOATS, auS RmirOaos
BRISTOL LINE
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
VIA BRISIOL, II. l.,


The mssaseent BRISTOL Ospk Bay aad rkO'i
DkHCE Capt. Simmons. At n IA, asilY ..
thirty minutes by rail- ior Bristol 10 Boios Ar
Boston inns 80 connect VIII NpElaeFa snl A-so
placed waters In che number nd ass OF Their se
spend0r Of their uosuou. they arc
raed Te secured The ones % Per No
a. North River foot y Cansfsti also, ,r,..,,,.
Yrprs, Co. Ne Pa. place Nos rs and $40 boad"SI H' p
Railroad Depot THsath and fogrhaye hudon X sI ha,F
Depot rwcutynnthit and Huhas Ssafo No I's wan
inyt0n A., Bro0kyh.
hoIn residence 90 destination. w. o. Bhlhoo Neh
GEO W. TIERS AE,pL
NOR NEW II AVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
wan A. Fe one po,r Steamers Peek slip NcH.
Ha,sp a J5 sud 40 D n., conueeuns Nth sc hAdoAl
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y7t6 Qualifications.
TIVE FAMILY FAYORTTE.
THE FIRFSIDE COMPANION.
THE FIkESIDE COMPASION.

HE fl1l-CAl)t4 0Aifll- ~ iNS-Nt
TIE FIkESIDE COMPANION.
n. following srtr,e. &c clip hoa he Evening Post ofDe
NoTwo1l vii be nhaVn fom e % 81 le orr neat.f
b. Wednesday evening Under the Gssll WI be replaced on tbs
lie persistent popuatr le drains, "Unle Gasusht" should
isye proven being withdraw from he s2se Bt te spas
he adTsls Of ghausds from NesiOE and Brooda Nho are
"'''' FRESIDR COMPANION.
Che week instamerts brilliant from Which he drama
la ben iakeu, Good he resisted bg s4e mlnager 10 ol
FfEsiDB COMPANOS,
PRESIDE COMtANlCN.
ss ray mention that Il commenced as. EurbeT Oias
FiRESDE COMPANION,
PiRBSlDs COMPANION,
AID being SIN continued roa week ak M The back numbers Of
Ti.E fIRESluE COMPANION
TIL FaESlDB COMPANION
Z" % ''''D'' TIg PRESIDE C6MPASi0S
Also
TURNING TIE Tables
TIig eIrsEYS PROPHECY
See TIIl FiRESIOE COMPANION
.'' See iIHE PRESIDE COMPANION
Ter the Thrilling RoraSs ;s.-,--.,.,,.r..,.
bee THB PRESIDE COMPASSION
Ts, the mo.i startling Of stories,
The Itshaa Bravo" -
See TIE FfRESlDB COMPANION
See THE PRESIDE COMPANION
''' ''A'''' '' '1' See THg FiREsIDR coMPAMoS
Tie p,cs DioSeas win real rrIt MONDAY.
lhtiiEKS CORNER
~ Thk PRESIDE COMPANION
See THE FIRBSlDB COMPANION.
Ter tie lts, ulusirauoa,
TIE PRESIDE COMPANION.
Hautsr ready ,ils morning
e9g9tifs{s, De itiia,-sl deloeE
WI EICEeiA CENTS.
G1URoE n,anO Co,
No l]l Ni'.HH-sf View lofh.
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Sal,ooing GarOs, 1T.

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V'IHS Is TO GIVE MOI lCE-lhat on the
bird dsy = December 4 % lg7 Mara,t ~ ss,elc 80
m l Cafv 81 Nss YORK ard state Nelok ue"g ~ Che late
sua D. Fe Ar .rvgs CO.. who - leu h fantf ~
bis Petition, Ella, DE p,fut 81 ty pens ol Ut ~ ~.
Properly belonging sreh Bankrupt iin or @ l r ,i we
Transfer ~ Prnpr ly him. are forbidden [ lay 'lA ne
of he Ctra ofe ala anks 90 prove thtr hra tl 60 Noos
onr or As,grers Of hs Estate STU 10 bi '.W v A
ruptry be hun 40 Btrlutu street i,or 81 N1sn ho
Not and n iLe Ciy Of NoE.iork, lesc W. Jhms D. tl'
,grr TIE third iay u Jsunar, a. D. @ - ,.'A ."
Dee 5. loL MURRAY, u y Mah4s' - W. 'Snt5yt
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DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY
IHROUCH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL

CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY REDUCED RATES
bsans leave Pier No. North River feet Of CaaGi, at SeseL
A0on follows; -
November JARlIONA Capt JET Many connecting rh MON
TANA. Capt FarnsWorih.
December -HRNGY CHAUyCET Capt A. O. Gray. soauseting
sul GOLDEN CITY, Capt Lapdge
Des@4I Rsl.l SLAB Cap. H. P conGsr sOup'e'i'S "iA
sACRAMEEIO, Can't. psrse-. B. 30
sed pouada Of lgssFs allowed nee TO each sdui passenger
NNlicnes and Attendance free.
AL departures those ofi and 2 Pms
sh for South psac LIST ami h for Csara Gs1
porls, snd those OF lsi touch A. hanranllo
Departure Of h month The steam nse non
Ptraina 10 Ausrsis and Nes-Zeazad
japan CIn steamer Of December 81 csy With
China RON Franuseo January 81 Yokohama
HewYok for Hong Kong snd Gotta ksa for Nagasab and
Snangali.
ok and all further Information apply At tie onee
- NHN'I wv NNI'"' -V''1 Ie W. 2 RARY As.rt
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0ttau Sttzm,rs.

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP Co.
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLH.
FOR CALIFORNIA
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, -
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREI3HE
The elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA...... Capt W. SNIrH,
VIII DO dispatched By the North American steamship Company
SATURDAY, DBC. a. AT NOON,
from Pier Ne. % North River, foot OF Wauen-st,
Connecting at Panama with the new fast Steamship
OREGONIAH.. Capt - SUTTON,
SATURDAY, JAN T. 1865
These stesnrp having built sr fitted expressly Tor this trade
have accommodations that UNSURPASSED M BLEGAEOK or
COMFORT.
To be followed By the hvorlte Steamship
NEBRASKA A8AG0
Connecting at Panama vtb the steamship
AMERICA
Tor PAs,sg. Freight, ipPy . CARRISGToH Agent
CHARLES DANA vIce-Presieut WV. H. WEBB President
No 81 Etchange.rlsce y. Y
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y1t6 CIVILIZATIONS.


Ready To-day;
OLIVE LOGAN' sNTd MY CHRIS / Al "A
SOMEBODY'S STOCKING
I-wIlEKE THb STOCKING HuNa
u-WUAT WAS N II.
UI-SCG4R PLlMS
Iv-JUNpfNG JACK
VET VOLTA TOUT
Pnce, Is oeptG
s.3t,t,e American View, COMPANY, and eyeryrAsr'. -
FHEEDSHlPS OF
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
MIR. ALGERS
FRIENDSHIPS OF WOMEN"
%nsiration.
A NTHON, MIR. GEO: c.,
HIS CLASSICAL FRENCH AND BSGLIsH SCHOOL,
WITH Primary Department Gymnasium no 22 Fhss'' 'Sraa
l'''V' i''''' on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER IL
A LGEBRA, Book keeping, Arithmetic, Gram
N mar PF g Sss DAY ss oa sTSs f5 El
TTOWNSENDs BUSINESS COLLEGE,NO
X 9o BoaerrPnste Rsucoa dsy aud evening IN
psnent 80 e,s,, 2o oTsry .e bet PRINCE ard Houston
pORDENTO FEMALE COLLEGE,
ID BohDENroWE n , For esi's9s Goei'i9nE ''TPs 1e a
dress Rev JOIN Il. Bl-AAELsl, =, ~, IIs.l,l.. =
HAIISTHENICS, or LIGHT GYMNASTICS
PIpNyS ACADRNY or PHYSICAL CULTURE, No % Fifksye,
corner q Foarteeuhst stb Season
nR. FITCH will reopen his Family BOARD
H iNGSCn00L for Boys ct Nonsl Co o. on hON,
and accommodations Number limited to f. 1o ' Trt i PGSs.
HUDSON RIVER INSTllUTE.--lcrm opens
Dec e. TbeRv ALONZO FLACK A. " Principal Cla'eTseI,
OoumhS Co, M ----
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarytown, n. "a
Boarding BOYS Pnrs received 81 any tine Tor
Cre-.lfs apflr 70 p s ROVE, NJ A, PrrepaL -
MISS ARMSTRONG -,,-u
BOARDING AED DAY SCH0OI FOR rOrSG LADIES'
No - Last Twelty -G.c..st, Old NO -,
Win roper THURSDAY, SEPT 49, -
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE, No.
GEOgGR w. CLARHE A. M Proers ets rupls Of al sse' for
business OF college Progress "a % ,td sms reasonable
MILITARY, CLASSICAL, and CONNER
w (jAL ACADEMY. Ny4ck, EocElsii County, y. !.
ror c'rcalsrs address RttuELfOHD, A. ~ PnacpsL
RFR. VAN NORMAN
IA English and FRENCH BOARDING
Az DAY SCHOOL fr YOUNG LADIES 20 Wes Trt1'ithh"
EaYos VII repea September - For ia4irofnae see eee'A
TT'HE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
35 Madison corner Of Thirty seoslst kAOFhNS Tor eoAr4
ard d'y pupit sept j.
-
Eantirg SaSmits
4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY,
Moag ad anerroo s ,or cirea Eysaing e,,i,, M s,sr'
For terms, &c, se1d for circular.
I'VE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY
~ No - FIFIHAyM, col FoqIts.1thst,
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NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.

On aecot Of tie g ass Do6ug Al section, rF0, conn
~ Or Mu tala d. ~ SrilSerths rev h.s TIE wiiosss
soa /" the patlsles n B. PETERSON BROrHPRs Pill
es9 have been forced Pcsipone DAY ofpue'Non ON 10 Ee.
fofs bo'or as Philadelphia anti WEDNESDAY, reI December II,
b. rbe tue tt .1e Go have enough COME. bond 70 ,,,,
Snia bos.e'er D Ell others nt send So their orders AZ one. \
t1e want receive h- iG'r. "Wednesday ns1t ne d,y ofpu
saf0r.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter At.
4 ,suveuent-Ibsnee Of Tme-Leave Jamessip; M hi-
tain fr Gr,tnport AMI all wsystAai' eouueag a. hason W.
Cove AID Hampstead n . Stose p,n go ts'
ari ali wustatons p Express train r River hL p n
\ oe and Glen Cove passenger train and al -,
Famni.s aud Hampstead passenger train aud Tor NoD p o'-
DAYS only ,,-.-.o,.. =. .,-y.. a.
Sopdss Excursion Train leaves Hunters Poili a. 3 u N h'A
hun'oi siO'A' 49," y ~ I ID BARTON Superintendent