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NEW CHARTER OAK

Last year was greater than We could supply with
the sizes then made. Anticipating still greater
demand during the present year. we have made
patterns for several additional sizes, and are
prepared to manufacture l2O 70 i3O CHAR
TER OAK STOVES per day, Of twenty
eight different sizes.
We guarantee the operation Of every Stove
we manufacture and offer as reference any one
of tho many thousands that have been sold.
wherever they may be found, Neither labor nor
expense has been spared 10 make our New Char
ter OAK a Perfect Cooking Stove, and we
offer il 10 the trade ~ the BFsT CONSTRUCTED
MOST DURABLE and UNIFORM OPERATING Cooking
StOvein the market.
In addition 10 our extensive Stove business
40 are prepared 10 Oier 10 stove Dealers. Tin
smiths and others in the trade, the largest and
most complete assortment Of Metals aud Tin
pers' stock In the West. Our Arrangement
with the st. Louis Stamping Company enables
Us to give liberal discounts % large buyers of
French stamped Timed IrOnWare and
Timers Supplies. Having recently reduced
the prices Of all articles of our own manuiac-
ture. we believe dealers aud hOusekeePeIs will
find il % their interest to send for Catalogue and
Price List and examine our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Address
EXCELSIOR NANIEAGTTRING CO.,
St Louis Missouri.
old bp }. W. WILSOS 4 CO.
Nashville Tenn.
-. ts1-vpn
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BeesWax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALL OF THE ABOVE
w articles at their highest value. in large or
small quantities. We keep on hand a selection
Of STRICTLY PRIME FEATHERS. for sale to
persons wanting prime, select Feather.
We renOyate and cleadse Feathers in a dayi
notice. WHITMAN BROS,
my30 Il No IS Public Square
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U'HESE WELL KNOWN AND VERY POP
1 ular Cooking stoves have been before
the public since 1852. Each succeeding year has
added to their popularity, until the namo has
become familiar IN every household in the West
and South. The demand for our
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Tickets FOR sale at the City Transfer Office.
northwest corner Cherry and Church streets.
aud At the Nashville and Chattanooga Depot.
Nashville. Tenn D. b. CLIEFE, Receiver.
rs. RICHARDS. Gen1 Supt. aug4
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UNRIvALED PREPARATION

UNkINALED PREPARATION
It cures efTectualy all diseases Of tho Throat
and Lungs, Consumption in its incipIent stages,
Asthma, Bronchitis. Colds. Coughs. Catarrhs,
CrsuP, WhoOping Cough. sore Throat, and all
diseases Of the Respiratory Organs are immsdi-
ately relieved BY its use.
Extract from a letter from Dr. B. Robinson,
long a practicing physician in MuTireesb0rO.
Tenn under date Of September H. 1901. from
Christiana, Tenn:
shall always take pleasure in recommend
ing your Balsam, because / feel is good effects
IN my system every day, and am quite sure 10
has extended my life. Hoping you may succeed
in doing good 10 the human race, and recon-
pense yourself thereby,
/ am, respectfully, your friend.
S. Il. ROBINSON, NJ. D."
From DR.. J. W. Nelson, under date Of Muir
fessboro. September s. 1867:
" DR.. CHARLES WILLIAMS. Memphis. ! have
had a great many calls for your Wild Cherry
aud Wood Haptha, and Of course e0uld not fur
nish il; and my 0iect 10 writing 10 you h %
request that you send me n few dozen M soon Ne
convenient. and forward your bail, and | will
send you a check for the amount.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH W. NELSON"
Sold wholesale By Berry, DcmOyills 4 Co,
and by al druggists IN the city Of Nashville and
throughout the southern States. Price per Bot
de- 81 80. Please address all Wbolezale orders
10 DR.. c. WILLIAMS K CO..
Memphis, Tenn,
nd they shall receive prompt attention.
A liberal discount made 10 the trade.
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The 1880 P N. Train makes direct connections
Mt Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Kali
road for Memphis, Selma, Mobile, Jackson and
Vicksburg, Miss, New Orleans, La, Huntsville,
and all intermediate points.
THROUGH EXPRESS.
Leave 800 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville S5UA. N.
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Decatur blD.A. NJ
Arrive at Nashville $40 p N.
Connect at Nashville with Louisville and Nash
vile, Nashville and Chattanooga, Nashville and
Northwestern, and Edgeheld and Kentucky
Railroads for all the important points East
North and Northwest
Splendid New Sleeping Cars attached to all
Night Trains. and run between Nashville and
Corinth without change
baggage Checked Through. Fare
always as low as the lowest.
COLUMBIA ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Columbia 500 P
Arrives at Nashville at ..............l9:0O A. N.
Leaves Nashville at $3.50 P NJ.
Arrives at Columbia $50 A. n.
For Through Tickets and other information.
please apply at the Office of the Nashville City
Transfer Company. northwest corner Of Cherry
and Church streets, and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville Tennessee.
J. &. VAN DYNE, Gen. Supt.
JAMS If
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j . II l. Y
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
No. I5 North Cherry St,
RuSINESS SUITS.

Ito IS also in receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear, and offers 10 gentle
men in business suits Of tho latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect his
goods ut No. Il North Cherry street.
nlnrlt IL
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GEORGIA, [
RIruNInNn HnrNTN

GEORGIA,
RICHMOND COUNTY.)
1. Lafayette McLaws, Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Richmond county. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true copy Of the order of
the Court in the case stated as recorded on the
Book of Minutes Of the Court, on tho 1st day of
July, 1868, folio 6l9.
- Witness my hand and seal of
IL said Court, this LIST day of July,
! i"'' 1868.
~ LAFAYETTE MCLAWS,
Clerk Superior Court K. c. Ga.
aug2-lam4ms.
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largest Circulation in City and state.
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Nashville and Decatur
RAILWAY.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ALL RAIL
route to Huntsville, Memphis, New
Orleans, Mobile, Selma, and all Inter
mediate Points. TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER TRAINS. commencing APRIL 20.
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Geo. NJ Threw, Assignee of
The President, Directors and Bill for D
Company Of the Bank Of Au- rectiOn al
gusta." Distrib
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PASSEYGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL Oct lila steamship China-h and Yrs
II chdfgn Mrs Beryeusteu sud ehd Miss "of-
unty L. S.s Mouks W y Davies J. Mrtohs tharss
B sit zeou Gbs0n and Henry e. Monk Leopold
Ea. Ganm ". A. Pel. Mr. Nas Nj Sirtors ard on
sai Ms Fsman us.Vant; BamerhsaE. Mrs = X bebsEo,
Sir. l. A. Ma Warl. Miss Rice, Nr. Palmer, k0gert haiis,
Thomas Walker Sir aBd Nrs O. d. Mills and two children
q, Lsrree AMI WlsO1 Mis- Wilson NJ and hrA D. Ham
chidref au servant M ard Ms GBour and YAni "
Brush and d1ughisr, Ms Alice Rstnr Ms 2 u
Beau Dir Mccormick Mr. Mr. and Ms. F'rs- NJ AID
NJ. ADDRESS Gibson. Slr and Mrs l. Hopkins eni
dr.n ,erysut. Mr. ard Mrs Ben imiH Mr. ard Airs A. "e.
Mr. stakes Mr. AID Mira J. b. sisPheuson hari0s Miss
4 Nscsuar. Misses ". Anl v lgpss Mr. JosriAnee,
Sir Matlsri Mrs 2. Sae 40! sertant John O. AAL
joseph ButterNorth Pcker CLARK Mr. Rando T. soc'
farl A Poanon and SIR. Booth Knrco fertne Toms
Pa,i,sas a. Rice H. Rice Ms Irouhal MISS "esrrr LI1a
F-rrrut Dr. frolbi Mr. Csmnock. C. H. W.EeT MISS h".as
Y nueb. 4 r. sra,on. Mr. ard Ma j. G. aud Alss
R,itwip and SISTER H. b. Parsons. Mr. Bsekbarue Ms
Mr. Hss.oy AMI J. ); keaeaJ' A. isnt,s'
Mr. And Cobb Mss Wnhroy Mrs b.in hI ard MA = Is
ST. ., ,rs Nagrn, ST. X WaS Mr " PehpN AE and
Me Tyler Or inl Nr. Deass " 4 = Wheeer NJ, ~ I NsessI
Mr n We. ~ Cyrus " Field. Ms tafkeI Mss N.s1sls
Mr. Ssrsse Nr, Herbert ME Jaoes NJ kssn, NJ i9n2 ;
Justice Col Mr. Phillips I'D servant Mrs 'ti Mss il
M Mr. r. Cum'niugs W. .ni Mr. K r BslshaK M',
N.turn Iasky. ~ James MsEtoy, Nh Hubert GeeHes NJ
VA Mitchell. M Drrlsae
PRON HAVANA. oct z5-lu steamship Rags-hs Carmen v
Page. yetsr,i L. Giro. o. Osr Ansa SFeuos. NJ Mos
lev " Jones urig. Bl. F. kAnos JoNlua Bgso, IA
arn Nega Armru4 a. A. oftI D. Cuiayuao. y Mora, VI
Cauefs y A. Ia Tors y C4fuacho 4 Com9os Gaes'e J.
UHsla = Rrfft
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PRoJECrED BUILDINGS.

The following described plans were received by the
supafntcndent az Buildings for approval since Oct %
iaTce number OF plans awaiting the approval vi the
superintendent.
ut 2-One rst-class building, No GOerekst.; owner.
rohn Lathe: al iteci j. POerschke; plan No SO APP
rovea Oct &c; cost stated; lot 25tNiOO feet building
tix fcet brick stories and bisementi nre escape
a. De nsed as a Nv, ling FOR one or two families.
OFT s3-Three rStrldss buildings u. :. OF Thirty nrst
a. los II W. 81 ~'coud ave. owner, Cornelius Ho!gah
architect T. Petieter; plan No. SUI approved Oct. -
cost 600 each oi sOXlOJ IT. buildings each 6lOX5 IT.
brown etOne three stories and BASEMENT HAT roof 10
be used AS dwellings for uue family only.
o oct 2}.-Oue hf>tCass building, ". side OF tlttn-aNe
2j H. a. OF Forty nfth-si: owner. Henry Marks architect,
W Field. r plan No 500. approved Oct &c cost S1OvO
lOt XOJ It, budug IT, brown stouei four stofles
and easements hat TVOf 10 be used as dwelling iox one
family.
(0urtist, feet OF 1enthaNe owner, hugh Nee
Ran ARCHITECT A. spence; plan NO SIS, approved Oct
81: cost SIS 900 cac lots 16SXlOO feet; buildings,
1Csx55 feet DrO~ntone; four tories and base
mont fiat roof 10 be used as dwelling houses Tor one
Yam..E only.
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70 $50 bcsh. Oats 1oc0 bash Barley
1900 bush. p-s-s ami tJs go fee, Lumber -, .
ClScfssAr. Oct 29Fsur 10 Moderate damAna; famty @S
changed Rye an AZ 5Tro8 for No Barley
neglected. Cs.th unchanged aud n f denaod oeeeso
Whisky duh: held 81 " Bacon IN m0feste oetnahu s
Shoulders. lie Lard dull al l5te 1reeh msA~ ness
at losal2c Gold l3ii ETchangr frm .-,. a,.. ssoa,s
LOuisStLIE Oct 2Tobacoo srn receipts light sales
Tor Log Meum. FsuT-Sapehpe $6 New fesr ~ "ers
= 73d$f&. corrOM IN bnlk $3.50; res Ear. 33d'c Os<
Hd53c Mess Pork. Sa043i BseonShoaseu ijief .e~1
BrIyaIo Oct 1890 bash ons 7ese sass.
Dat. $4,000 BUSH Barley OsD Bresbtswhest ac Cess
c Oats 2.c Flour dull sales $50 bbls spring fg GSan -
Chicago a. 81 a. bt'o BUSH do At 81 80 peg sass No MI
vsnkee o. 800 bush White Canada 81 IS and 1900 basi
Amber soas IS hood Corn Inactive and uos''
car lots sold BE 81 O4s qEe,i GALES 4vo brsh western q
io, Hss,y Meas Hghapes dull al u ohsr article. uuhsnscs
q = offered northern r-sed 5000 Ooh 10 the
"uea rank Elevator sold for 81 49, seller 10 days receipts small
sd So a xsi:s' sr~s ana sasSAnss Ssss, anis.
FiSar sGO SasS wEsss so bush Oats as'e
loLsDo Oct asFour drooprg wLess dull; whi.s
~ d. Amber Michigan buyers option srss half Of Noven
eef ~ l5d VI "a Corn srnsr, Sc oas No Al
3!te Rye declined Jc No 81 Is Barley dull Recp-4
bis ioar laioo bush Wheat 1850 sus Torn 500 bash
go oai' ne 'Snsen'.op bbs Po4r 22so bush WAes
MEsFas Oct % Cotton sr uashaussi receipts AGA bale.
Ps So Bacon d slos9. 1, 81 . ss' A'
ST Oct 2Tobeeo-Hod-r ssk higher NJ
checked Cotton quet IA 2ic for Aag sapersse
heavy; Prime to Choee Red 06 1i Fancy
White 81 95 Spring nschaDgs Cbee No Nssrsssa 81 "a
aSO BArey unchanged RE dull al Sl od 81 H. PORK qoeI
Mes. $50 rs Bulk MetsShoudes dry sed life Bacon
49, dl3c for shOader' i6t Tor errs hssy Clear s si7ie
choice uerce 2cic key whisky du AZ 81 10 Cattle dul;
choies city consamPsoo sG - ~ gross hes sa a.
~ gross. keeeiptstiour $3.50 eolS W6ei s' bush
Con- 500 hu,h .Ost. busb Bsrey $500 oush.
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THE MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.

SIRE As the officers of the Morris and Essex
Railroad express their willingness TO give information to
the press relation 10 the frequent delays and accidents
their road. beg you will inquire OF them the causes
The train frcm Newark IS minutes late; the T:ss
rran ie Newark late enough take the IN. train
pass. ngers, aud the et5 train from New York
delayed at the first bridge IN East Newark min
utcs by freight train being the track ahead OF IT,
Being passenger on the last train after waiting nearly
As minutes left the cars and walking the carriage
bridge reached Newark about is minutes ahead OF the
train. III not too rude. may I ask another qnesiion
through youi II this Is competent management. how
would incompetent superintendent conduct inc pas
yours, n
SeV York, Oct 20, 1858
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rnrnsp,vs wp.1nFa Rbpoar-,. n.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT oF SEwYORK......ocr .........CIRARBp
Si,,m.Lip.-Rhsp Mover Bremen; Dnro Iohasou. Perind
Moae-, R,d-r ,,eoa; Pioneer. Slnesfor. Gov Bar G B.,
Aiem,le Coach gaaned L. taaia, Freeman PAl.le paa
Brg Boseis, Ros' A'Pia~siL
Bo paSe Grofge b susie Prescott Glass ~ Georse :
A g Lyon Lyon. Baltimore
ARRIVED.
Steamship uoeklsy Liverpool oct Il mts- sri siss
s,s ng f.ro9h. haHIrr Bs',9a ,r, as and f,,s
Steamship Georgia SAITH Ferusnina Fa y tsy, n1se snd pass
Steamship ALASKA Gray. Asf.avAl a. Hdse mails
Birs VIM q Putnam. Richard Ls.iou, 80 iar. marble
BARK Polo Mnssen Brcaeu. - DAYS mlse. and
sear Mary Rogers. Muqus.h \ D. q d,r, ,pilnr
Sch, S S's Rs9 , i 5id StPo 5 NJ ga t so'
'cHooSERs-RVEH an ooasrwr'n
Encnslsress Satalusl.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Oct 2sArnsed steamship saien Phiatephs Gancu
Hevlork Barb, Mar Eoa, London G,soN Go''enoers brls
Afchat " esi London.
FoHr NoSaoH, 2Pa..e 10 Tor BALTIMORE biss Alice, Water
WITH WAru9 Alice n Mar L. Hines staples; rehr Victoria
Ctue Meirs Denes Passed oat brs CArolns West Indies
Holsr, Iiorr oct le-Are e. eaIlains WHIT. Cloud Pad.
pha Manlsn!i Philadelphia u NJ oT, rsiadepA ,l.A
Amsrc Bangor; b. g. Cmner bpa lossph Poaghkesp'ie NJ
Hathaway. Philadelphia; Autespe Pre.acctown B. J. kse,,
Oouhs Newport. ioug fs,er chn"nd Drolt Portland judge
1enney Gsriae saos PoFtaa "se booI' newport. * o.
FOREIGN PORTS.
-QrtENross oct ?9Arr'ed steamship bsnurt tuits New
i.piSw,It-Anvol oct a. bark IIaho. Chapman, NsrYorki
s' a s s .S v, Mould ' Jsa,ss @ Ss cc. Res
Cassidy Sssiori 18th brig RiFin keuaety SFai' P'n''eoA
SPOKEN.
ship AuaeAp n,lA Tor NesYork. Oct "a Ai an long tslA
DISASTERS.
Ne o 20 The schr Isl.ad Home Of aBl non VIAL
Haven phlplia With gtsBs seak AID vas abandoned
20 S ss0 90 ~ ,a ' 70 lie BIZ H. .y,oei al wa.sr n
s. and troashthere By the ssamahip Chlse
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MORE WORKMANSHIP.
-. - III T-fI.

SIR: For eight days past my business hax
called Pier No. 81 East River During that tims
there has been gang OF II laying plank upon the
City's half OF that pier. Being somewhat familiar with
the controversy between tho Citizens Association and
the Superintendent OF Wharyes and Piers led 10
observe the way which the peoples money being
expended; and when left took the trouble TO count
the number planks laid during the eight days found
that the and two foremen had averaged two
planks and fraction per day inquired Of the foreman
what the received per day and told that they
paid & 50 each; aud suppose the two foremen get
twice that, s. 80 you that the laying Of each
plank has cost the city only s& 90 was told by gem
tenan the pier adjoining that the gang working there
did not do well Us the men on Pier No. 81. CIyIs.
lnrk. Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

IN the night of the 18th inst an , old ans
@ NAMED Masses Mass was ns'a sfFaT Ta from
northes"s iiv murdered. On the loho"snk,
Mrs ss Tier S sss enns @S were
Thomas uoon placed in charge Of constsos, az"
ard d 70 be SSIns s 10 SS%rpo%ered by
route 20 10 nan ard Mcintosh and Ovoa Sefe nAus'1
pIo snes aud the boy were taken W Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30

The Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS A saorssc papers
Of late have sudlousy represented as fayorins
ans, late United states Minister 20 ~ ann john Quincy
confidence , sy"E ' pras
entirely false aud tns himself as strongly In
favor Of Grant and Coss s ~ the coming election
10 his duty 70 vote for them % So
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Nmbin,rp.

ORGAN BLOWING by WATER-POWER.-
" We are prepared and pat operation where water
pressure pipes IS pounds present. apparatus LOT
pprug of With yeady hoS OF HH snhei
ff IN vau. OF the inrumut guarantee the satisfactory
To- dnrsbe attendance except y Ars
sd sop engine reguaag uoseess and superior 70 AM
hsut poser r h. Intended For t par
tculars and address PRATT. NHlINbf n 70.
Mspufetu ~ First Machine HycrAlle
Euefnrs Special Naeh Hartford, Coen.
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Oct 79Fouf steady but less active sale, o. 1900 bhs
~ f,t No Spring ~ 25G 70 80 for Amber Winter. & 10 Na
80 Is fr White I'll 9eS IS or Douhls Extra wheat qulet
Ma sskee Club held az ~ So sales so hash Choice White
ala ~ "A Com qaet, sales No bush No Ghsua At ~ 90
Oats inactive BARLEY quiet with dOvnwapi udrncvt Uskr
all odrei 49, Oh tet Miee unehaugei shorts k:3 ship
studs h14Nrt AID M4ihlg 10 p I'm Canal FleshtsWhai.
l3c Cu ald Bailey d. RE lee Nrslpk, LHebrf - IS 10
t ilu soc Lake lmlorstg bu.h Wheat go baAh Corn,
= 100 bust BsteT aud go 90 FEET La4sbe Canal kIaorjo
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pFcPTpTs M pRODIrCF

Cdadl pcfssls hdilr0Gds
Wheat 6lT6f bush 1850
{5l bush Barley 28t8 bush Peas l2 bush.
ID i ils Flour lss bbs Crude Petroleum s
M, Rednd Petroleum. bbs Spirits Turpenae s9i bbls
Tar s7l Dbl, Rosn bbs Ashes I6l psgs Batter $40 bel
Cheese Oh IL bb Dried FTuE - bbls WHISKY $50 bbl
Egs Wool 6'l bales Hops 1919 hae Leather 10 Hides
boIes Tobacco, 100 hbls NAphihA
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rrvs pAcK,crs FOR THE PRESS.

C,pu arriving 1t this port reqnss'.f 70
dy,T pfagss addressed 10 sssIork Associated P.ss only 70
p.rsons rIhhibg authority Of '" smsn'on Gsne
News Tor the Journal u C"hssres Itss
Exrcss. Eresag F0si Commercial hdstItr sas
zefHg JoERa AID A Yorker Ds'a9ss' sal Ais
Ls delivered elly 70 the psrsoas.
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TRIBUNE, 81 per line: sRMGWREKLY TRIBUNE. rs cent?
per hue About ten Words Line, after the hrt
line, which usually contains only four OF i've words
Terms, cash IN advance.
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THE MARKETS.
rc.,.nil, ,.nor,.d Tar an. TrIbupe. !

t' r, THUopxr Oct q. 1903
AsHES-The market s,esd With fair deaaAd sales Of 70 o0'
s8bss IS for Pots and s - 80 for Pearls ,...
COTToN-he demand heB ~ somegbAt the offerings ar
though feclue be quot we
ses Of s bales Of woh oI VIZ
taken by pnRers 800 by spectators AID 20 BY srpore We yso
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qori Solaram's 1utit,.
srlrs oT rsv.YoSK,

-~-~'--~~ rEv.YoNE. I
PoRT.w lRDsrs Owes, No - Wlhansk
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance with
~ s.os Of the As, pl.-i April u iss sst.si A. A.i.o
,I IN having charge OF the subject matter Of such inqnD
or the lo~ vessels under
80 ~, An. Pom that tie ssj syABnoss r
>. ap,t. succeeding tina notice osAd sAs
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
rHk nAKk az FYnLANn
n0MRsric MARKErs

LoSpoS 2The weekly report the Bank Of England made
une today bnlsu vauh
500 0op sterling. aimee last Sesh
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. WOOD NlTIl1IfII-
CRAWFORD, y. by a. j. MELLICK, Jr,
v Dealers NeF irrscI Rst Ea.e So
p Passi IT KSDAY Not TO- s ABsOi rE sAltoFl VILLA
PLOT, tlfpfi M uys from fert fhr e e. 3 rs
Thee esFstg1 c0r1lsr1 frr
suolrinr aud Hhn Be
81 fhr railroad trfrri psH g.
u'e, from he~ orr, frr h f' tire's ani j. ~, supplied
vith srhp1s qeca -1n st ,rr ttr
f5f Literir 81 ~ Refrrhn-H
served TIE grolb bcsrs ihe sale fr All i
particulars apy Gle o4cs Il hs Asctousrr No 70 faeft
INVEST SIDE PROPERTY at AUCTION
w Nov. 10 b. MiIltk MlLkNsk Co. - ~ ergu NJ. '.s
Independent HOUSE reftl se - fsfer m TO
fhi- Pr'ferir overlook he fs
and yiLln fF steps - t- musia sFnngs ne nfhrf r 's'
ramte &c. hHrlIrs rfi chI.fre plsf
grolrd. circle haar S. i 25rs sab stable ol rear Mas a.
No = Prr -
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Soasts anS Cams 0lanit0

Sousts anS Cams Qlanito
FORT WASHING TON or lNWOOD-
WANTED 4lalisofne RFsiUENeE uh water sos orlfs ~
iesrsh, PLACE sell oeai- RE bail n ~ ursr her OF a
pfogp purchase bJ alPsg D. fhkih tALLoS 90 u f-rf
DART of HOUSE WANTED--By a small
fT Tor Hoosiee sss required the 4eo"uf sn tf
ih second aBl part Of he tl gTcieutL Ads holnf
THhBus one
THE ADVERTISER wishes Ia HIRE TT r.
Il HlsBED nGisTOOP HOUSE conveniently slstsf snf 9Th
modem Improvements Address hOtsh Dos No 1aIi Poe ofce
NVANTED-By u small family. a pair al good
w CARRAGE lOhSlS dsuug The ltsl o 'rse sni
Mil D. siabed and goomsd Ac f"st"h' nor
No 2h2
NVANTED-By n small family, five OF six
w ROOMS suitable aud coltcflrut DO Hou'ek'lin address
giving ocson iHh lit 10 20 heN fofl ssi t eI
n 7. H. IfbaBs Odcs.
vNANTED-By small family hye or SIX
w ROOMS sutas couFrueaf srugsd fof l11'rkerns
AHirer ,aag tsrus. 0clton sad ml I'eua
ROOMS TrIhuse Oif.
WANTED Persons having PROPERTY for
w SALE Lcse.n Tuh al setA sts all DO sell 10 can on n'
xeb ,reatds demands. keri descT.ptlf
~. a GEO T. ARCHER No 1Slsitl 81
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ny JAMES NJ MILLEK, Auctoneer,

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eclcrk e prrrisrs r rrrrt fhe lsh illrf.
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from the Nev iaB Eai dsfai re ~ prfc rosf rsi
ron I've 20 the capitol Of Toe oounr vi T. Faihs
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hour h r from thr ritz M pia satr orn Ia Oct SIS
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Rre b. provided via sJsuess o. col rol
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Sutton Sails Of 1taI Gsi.d,.
J JoHuoS r.. Anensaesf
by JOHNS & MILL Err,
ID ArcTfONEERS AND


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TUESDAY. Nov ie
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lots situated MILITARY rAKAuk GRoi Sd . hANl
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T. NA.aukt E-s -lork sr1 Isl No tfgnest. SfookiJu
WEDNESDAY. Nov N.
Atisseoes. :; Errlsnrs Nslesfusn. No ~ Bfosiu-r
GREAT sALE u MN YORK aa4 BkOokLiN hoiLkfl. t.
estate hT order - sAlnlstltoT ftrcua hereafter
M.ps ready SO 3 Nassau I'D No ~ Aout.
BTopklya.
THURSDAY. No- 70
A. y ococl Kr-aapss resnlon. No lli BroalEtt ' -
a. VALUABLE LOIS, iINtil LOCATED ~ 1hh VIII iHh
or SEWIOWN. Parcl4t hsilst Maps Fta4g a. ~ 10
Nsssaust n T. lll so ~ NDll.slf -, Ts1ayc.
TUESDAY. Nev az
AZ y ee,oes Y FIrhstss sse.root No ~ Dff-lstl.
1000 SPLENDID FIATBi 81 LOTS ADJACENT 10 flo,FFf T
PAIN trance. Ptffsu vel MYf 81
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MONEY To LOAN on Westchester County
WI REAL kSIArE. o. ssHs 10 suit
MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No IS Lbsriytt
MONEY 20 LOAN on New-JerSey Property,
VA b. MORRISON & HALL gs4Js Rsa Bsiss u sksrs ho
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