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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

A MEETING OF THE OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON
"A Sixth avenue above Forty second street and side streets
200 feet each will be hell at the Harvard Rooms
Foryecond street and Sixth avenue Monday evening"
Dec a. at ~ ococs the taking advice aud
against OF Aicolson pavement
Gently Sixth from Forty street 70
Ffty-nnth street. prompt attendance nccofsarly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24
PERSONAL.

LLIE-PA, MA, GEORGE FREDDIE COUSIN WILL
"A aud arc all going to the fammany Christmas. Come
with Yon viii enio7 Bad Dckey and all the
novelty offered. The attraction is imlnense. MARIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

UNITED STATES,
Captain Geo. 4. Smith,
VIII be despatched Friday Dec. a. at O'Clock ~.
from pier ~ North river.
Freight through rates for ST. Louis, Mobile and
Galveston.
The MISSISSIPPI win succeed Friday, Dec. 81.
For freight passage having superior accommodations,
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

ivory OF RECEIfT GfvrN FOR REDEMPTION OF
" Lot which bought at tax sale, North Bergen, Hudson
comfy Feb. B. st9"kocriyed by the hands of Henry Ac
the three dollars Cor the redemption lot i
S5. Henry hckeraon for Charles Pinncih All such
cGpts worthless ard void. have not authorized nny
person to make out receipts I'm CHARLES pm
NELL, North Bergen township, -.
GREEN TURTLE so AND STEAKS, MADE by
NJ JOHN KELLY, constantly hand at tie Webster Res
taurant, 80 Broadway, between Thtyfrss and Thirty
streets. Private families supplied by quart
gallon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.--PERSoNS VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
II. life Insurance. companies and who do not desire TO
surrender their policies by absolute sale the
value of their policies by applying Insurance
Agency, III Broadway, room 23.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

LOAN OFFICES.
ATw WOLF BROTHERS.. $50 BROADWAY. Up STAIRS,
"A formerly of Brookiyn--Money liberaly advanced
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. silks, particularly
Pianos business strictly confidential Same bouent aad
sold.
AT uyMAN's, COS BROADWAY, CORNER or EOND
~ slreet.~Libcra advances MADE Diamonds and
Watches, siverwnre, &C., or viii pay the highest market
price for the
At 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR wALLkCKS
"A theatre-l nag highest price for Diamonds Watches
and JcwcTy, aiyancc on the same
IsAACS, Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET, KNoXS
ID Building Liberal advances made Diamonds,
Naches JeSery Furniture Pianos Merchandise, Life Poll
ces, &c, In large small amounts. Hours, 10 TO 4.
81 NASSAU STREET. OPPOSITE P0sr OFFICE
w Liberal advances made Diamonds, watches Jewel
~ and AL kinds OF Merchandise the same bought Bust
hess strictly private Room No. l.
log BROADWAY, CORNER DRY sTREET.-NEw-
ICC NAN bEOpOLD having great facilities, adyancesu
low rates IN large small amounts on Diamonds aches,
Merchandise, Life Policies, fianoa or other securities.
Q12 BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIVE AND
DIO Twenty nrst streeis.--Moncy lhefay advanced
Diamonds, Watches, Jewsy, Camel Hnir shaws Lacea.
&c Business confidential oece hours, 4. NJ M.
JOSEPH 4 UkRIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

MR.. CLEIGHTON, WHO CROSSED IN CHRISTOPHER
wi street boat to New York Monday evening, the
Storm will find letter in the New York Post oace for him.
HOBOKEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-24

NEANnATTAN SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
M 6it BROADWAY, corner Bleecher street,l
NEW OK, Dec. Is, 1869 I
Thirty eGhth sei-annuai dividend, the rate OF
cent per all from II 10 81 COO
The of this institution have directed interest 10 10
paid above remaining deposit three
six months previous January rayabls and after
Monday, January II.
If not Withdrawn viii added to the principal and
ceive interest the deposit of January l,
EDWARD SCnrLI. Treasurer. Il. j. BROWN, President
G. +. AIyoRD, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24
NEWS SUMMARY.
BV TELEGRAPH.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
st l2Ot.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24
4 WEDDING IN CANADA.
The Bridegroom Gets Drunk, and the
Best hHn" narries tho Bride.

The Port Hope Canadian says that q
couple residing in the rural districts,
not far from town, were engaged to be
married, and were called" three times
IN one of the town churches. On the
uAy appointed for the celebration OF the
CEREMONY which was to make the
twain one tlesh,' the happy couple
came to town, arlar in all the glory
U' new store CiOr'.S, bringing with
'uem brother uf -, bridegroom, who
was TO OfficiSte a. best man." and
VINO, the result pro I'D, was entitled to
,uaJ character Ii ing the blushing
HaMSsi IN charge his brother, the
intended husband adjourned to bal
room 10 gci something hot te cheer
u's spirits uuder tho trying ordeal
tnroNEh which he was to pass. Here
lie met some friends, and amid the con.
Sta'olSlions with which he was over
NneIned, partOok of more than was
necessary for the purpose of elevating
u,' courage TO the proper point, and
TOou became oslivious to all sub
,Iu"'y matters, wedding party, bride,
respective domestic bliss and all.
A''er waiting a reasonable time for his
temperance, hjs affianced and
shs Fest Of the party grew, uneasy, and
nuiy nuH,Iy an expedition was organized to
20 IN search Of him. They discovered
MN III the tavern in a comstose condi.
uJh, and reported that fact in tba
proper quarter. The bride bore nm
SfaEtly under this trial, saving that
she didn't care cent, he was co1S
lor-noihing drunken wretch, and She
was glad TO get clear of him. No.
SSeF' she was not going to be hmm.
plugged that way out of getting n bns
U.nd; she came to town to 6o Nus
,,eG' and married she was determinnd
C'-lo the first man tba. wonId t,II
no,, ' Rather than see the Girl disan
he'd about a trihe like that ~,
bn.;.s' b;"s' Who came to do the "bcst man,
bimsS,' yo'unte sred to be her victim
AMI - o.' Inc bargain was SON made
inr; .- He started for license, return
MARI snort time, when they wer
the ,Iu o.Lau aau started for home, leavin,
as bsst t' Individual TO enjoy his spre
amoma. a.s talk and much uerrimen
and those acquainted with the fact.
sToun rne Intended husband is now bavjn'
A'OpSh time among the Was "O" - Il"
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Gold closed in New York yesterday
at tl20i.
Dickey, the Hackensack wife mur-
Jsrer, hung himself in his cell on We'd
Desday night at New York. .e
The New York State Temperance
Convention on Wednesday inaugurated
new party called the New York Anti
dram s0op Party
A recent verdict Of jury in liquor
case, that lager beer was not into1lcat
inc. bes been set aside by Judge Lord
ofGLe Superior Court of Massachusetts,
TIE two New York policemen who
robbsd the Kentuckian named Wells,
.,ms weeks ago, were yesterday SEN
rsnced each fer live years in the State
prison.
Chambers Brothers elevator, at Mus
cat,ue. Iowa, was burned "Wednesday
NIGHT. Loss $50, 600; insurance S24, 600.
T. had only few hundred bushels OF
grain in II.
II is reported Mr.. SwiDyard has re
,ivned hs positioa as general superln-
tsnd.nt of the Great Western railroad,
andW. C. Muir, ofthe Michigan Central,
has been appointed 10 succeed hun.
The strike of iourneymen carpet
vesvers, at Philadelphia, is at an end.
Al a meetlug Wednesday night it was
resolved TO work at a reduction OF -
Der cent below prices paid last Summer.
Over four hundred colored men
left the vicinity of Richmond, Virginia,
last week, to % t. work in louisiana
and Mississippi 1t is estimated that
over two thousand left the State
last month for the South.
F.E. Warren, deputy L. S. Marshal, of
Boston, arrived at Montreal, Canada,
Wednesday, aud arrested John o. Rob
inson, charged with iucendisrism com
mitted az Summerville, Mass. The ac-
cused was arrested under the extraditlon
treaty.
The Star alleges that enormous frauds
have been committed recently in the
private bonded warehouses in Montreal,
Canada, through the cOllusion of OFF,
cials, and calls upon the minister of FL
nance 10 cause n thorough irvestlga'
ig7.
The Bal DOpera of the French So
ciete of Desbald took place on WedneS-
day night in New York. An immense
Crswd assembled on the side walks and
hOOted the women as they passed in.
A large force of policemen present used
their utmost eXertiOUs - preserve
order.
Oliver \. Morgan, the murderer OF
John Pe,rir, was hung in a small build.
ing for the purpo.e, near the Jail, in
Trrre Hautc, Ind, a few minutes past
Il o'clO.k yesterday. He met his fate
with apparent indifference. The execu-
ton passed OFF very quietly and with nc
unusual incident.
At Troy, New York, Wednesday after
noon, John A Cressier, one armed sol
die, attacted John Riorden with a
knife, inilIcling no less than thirtser
wounds. Alleged criminal intimacy be
tween RjJrden and CrCs'ier's wife i
the cause of the assault. Riorden vii
de- C,essler is in Jail.
Governor Chamberlain, Of Maine, ha'
s'nel m oVder detailing State militi'
as Ian cscerJ FOR the remaiES Of George
Peabody when they arrive. The British
Consul has received dispatches from
Minister Thornton signifying his inten
ton to be present at the reception o.
the remains of Peabody.
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sshes'iua Register.
Friday..----.--- ----Deceh""e
CoRREsPONDENCE.

p, fi,.,ds Of II, REGISTER throughout Wes!
,la;3;a aud the boroering counties Of Ono and
p.a.,T rama are particularly requested to Ge,
r,nt W promptly 'cth day occurrence 3t genera
SH'',, ,bdt may come ,Vithin their knowledge. In
m,.. n spscial Importance the Telegraph may bs
'a'sS :, 6rr erpenSe; in most cases the EadI IclA
~'1 y Elaborate and Orndts eSsGpS are not de
~ gr, brief and accurate letters g!r'ng az Ms
hfa.trycss and incidents Of Interesting crents as
o." 81, Z. hsg tdRSpire. -.
''l ls,src1tions setting forth The material condi-
ssd Development Of the country; The crops,
@.,.grs @ Of lIad, and oil other subjects Of interest
~, IgricultlTdl community, are especially de-
{o1d ~ rriR BE- promptly published.
E,sts Of public meetings, Of Ohdteoer nature,
other occasions Of interest 10 the people, triH
n l. orr aim 70 publish paper that shall reject
- "S,,S,,r comes from the People, and IS Of rdtte
nj interest TO d.em ViH receivs our instant and
E,iibft attention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24
MALTBY HOUSE.
A. ID. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET. BALTTkOKK
nov10u
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

u,HIs NEW AND COhkopIOUs HOUSE,
1900 corner Of Broadway and f1d stsest,
o~..S..es adyantsges ever all other house, for
tbs accommodation Of IL gnest- t va esiit
expressly for . 6rstelA~s Family Bosrding
Houe-tks rooms being large and en salt,
heated by steam With k0t and cold uatsr, and
furnished second 70 none; while the culinary
departmsnt is In the most eIperts1cst hands.
sf1rding K7ests an unequzied tsbls.
One o. AtuOod's Pstspt EisystSn 10 also
among the modern lmproyemsHis" and xt the
seryics Of guests at al hours.
The BrosdHAy And University Place Cars pan
the door ever four ssinntps. running from The
City Hall 70 Central Park. rAiie the slxfh and
Seventh Avenns Lines arc but short bloch On
muniestiDg with al tbe Depota. steanbosf
Landings, places Of Amusement and Bastnsss
NOxy o HOLLY.
uw1lAn ppses1stsrA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24

Stewards Cough Cure always gives
satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24

5ay Sof a, oi body and mind, joyonsUsng npSrsngtn, J.
S Rcsr aGa sound sleep at night ihs's s,iy Sy
GrshNMElMs Grsa; MI STOMACH BIrIrp,s B, take
%Eeat 0f q. Western Remedy. Tbav tanswt6e ars
y, un .Ge medicinal herbs and sa;edl are made
FfGIely fsH medicinal principles. les spd Spi'es n on
'''i OF producing the desired stFsc, sfu never
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-24
GunpoWder ! GunpoWder !

GunpoWder GunpOwder
HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
III in this city for the Dupont Powder Mills,
have always on hand In magazine a large sup
pIy of ali kinds Of Powder. man nuiactured AT the
above named Mills, viz Rife Powder, in whole,
half and quarter metallic kegs; Sporting, In
cAnisters; also Blasting and Mining Powder, In
metal kegs. Patent and Waterproof Safety
Fuse, for blasting. For sale At lowest market
price.
liberal discount will be given 10 persons
ordering Powder by the quantity.
Delivered free 70 steamboats, and cars.
mara N. REILLY.
Refined Sugars.
60 BARRELS RRUNE'S STAE0ARD
W Hard Crushed and A White, just received
and for sale by II. REILLY.
augls
Bacon Shoulders.
OK mn LBS. NEWLY SMOKED
o,UUu just received and for sale By
Iva NJ. REILLY.
Baltimore Golden Syrup.
6n BARRELs BRUNE's JUST
W Just received and for sale by
jy7 ". REILLY.
Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
E0 TIERCES DAVIS" AND WILLARD
UU Parker's" choice Hams At close fguTea.
apr2g MAXWELL l. TISGLE.
.nUR STOCK OF GOODS ~
" large and assortment complete in all
branches. City a. well a. country dealers are
respectfully invited 20 give Us call.
janis MAxwf LII & TINGLE.
~ 500 kegs assorted sizes nAils, best brands
at MAXWELL 4 TISGLE6
Lard Oil.
IN BARRELS EXTRA REFINED WIN
lU ter Strained.
POr sale by
spa LIsF. MORRISON 4 co.
FANCY BR00MS.
100 dozen just received and
for sale by
FLOUR.
1O0 BBLs. " HAMILTON MILLS 'Osi
1UU received and for sale BY REILLY.
oct7
APPLES.
IN BARRrLs APPLES oS CoNSIGS-
OU NENT LIST, MORRISON CO.
nOy.0
Extra Refined Lard Oil.
paRRgLs WINTER STRAINED.
ZU For sale BY
=" S,.u LIST, MORRISON co.
GarreIt's scotch snuff.
oc BOXES PACKS.
70 Barrels Assorted Blzddsrs.
Just received aud for sale by
uo-a5 N. REILLY.
Indigo.
ONE CASE EXTRA FINE MANILA
" Jusi received and fOs slis 5y
nov4 ~ BELLY.
Sundries.
c0 KEGS ENGLISH III CARE SOOA'
UU - CASES Pennz. Con Lyes
los GreAs Riehard-on's Hatenes
. Boxes 'CrsmpUOh Bros CeisorAted
200 Eezs Nails, assorted sizes.
Churns Buekets, Tubs, WashboarsA Gotten
Yarn Wiekiuz Twines, &c.
.n-zo MAXWELL IINdLK.k
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The age of humbugs seems to be pass
Ing away, ard the people are Teius'pg 70
buy worthless preparations as nj To- 70,
fore. They row select the good ano
leave the Inferior. When thry Wan'
Bitters, they select Constitution, Tor
they have proved themselves to be the
best and oply Bitter that ought to be
used.
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ANY DESIRED STYLE q MATERIAL.
TN TEE MUNICIPAL COURT

TN TEE MUNICIPAL COUNT
i Wheeling in Chance'y pending.
Hans w. Phillips 81 al.
Arthur IM. Phillips, Thomas Hughes and An.
drewJ. Phil ips.
The defendant, Andrew J. Philips, will take
notice that the depositieRs Of Hans W. Phillips,
G. L. Cranmer and others will be taken at the
law Office Of Caldwell a Bra, on Fourth street,
in the city Of Wheeling in the state Of West
Virginia, on the sth dAy Of January, A. ID. 1859,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. n and o'clock
r NJ, TO te read In evidence in the above named
cause in behalf Of said plaintiff. And II, FROM
any cause, the taking Of the said depositions
shall net DO commenced, or Oeing commenced,
shall not be completed on that day, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from time to
time until the same shall be completes.
HANS w. PHILLIPS
And the other Plaintiffs.
By G. L. CRASNKR and CALDwFLL & BRO,
his attorneys. deC1o
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"MoRE BOOTS AND'sHoEs."

lie stopped and rubbed his head like
one demented. "Why them other men
didn't have all the boots, did they
Uncle told me about Merge, too. Why
be has big lot, and be says he will sell
as low as any of them. Them fancy
slippers amt 80 rough, are they Merge
The weekly standard., 1869-11-03
Political Hatred.

Since our connection with the STANDARD
as its editor, it has been our studied purpose
to avoid prejudice. and to act fairly and
openly witt the people, and courteously to-
ward our brethren of the press. Hatred,
we have none for any man, on account Of
his political opinions. We concede the
right of opinion to all, and an honest differ
ence between parties, is reasonable, and can
and must be tolerated.
1t is great misfortune, when political
editors, forgetting their high calling, and
the influence which it is supposed they ex-
ercise, condescend to the use of epithets,
and deal in billingsgate. While they effect
nothing, they lower themselves in the esti-
nation of the calm and considerate reader,
and become disqualified for further useful
ness. To-day the sharp sayings and butcher
like threats of these political desperadoes,
may provoke smile, and raise cheer
among their fellows; but, tomorrow the re-
Elective mind will condemn the course. And
soon the editor looses the confidence of his
party, and the respect of his political oppo-
nents.
Political hatred differs materially from a
plain difference of sentiment. An officer OF
the law, because his political views are diff
ferent from those of an editor, is not, we are
free to assert, target for his envenomed
shafts. Personalities are Objectionable in a
political warfare. Principles discussed in a
manly wayis at all times legitimate and
more than this is reprehensible The peo.
Pile elevate to ofice-if their officers are false
to their trust, they have their own remedy,
and will apply it.
The time for elimination and recrimina-
tion has passed. Peace, and faithful ad
ministration of the law are desired--and he
who fans the flame with the hope of bring
ing on an intestine feud is not true to his
country, but false to the government through
whose clemency he is allowed the rights Of
citizenship.
The weekly standard., 1869-11-03
Our Common Schools,

Much anxiety is being manifested by the
public on the subject of our common school
system. This is well and it augurs bet
ter state of feeling among our people, who
are evidently settling down into state of
composure, and are looking forward to the
best interests of the rising generation. No
government can prosper where the popnlace
are ignorant. The few will govern the many,
and the popular theory of republican form
of government soon drifts into an aristocracy
or monopoly. Give us an intelligent con-
stituency and We will then have obedient
Representatives.; the wants, the necessities
and the good of the whole, will be the land
mark. .by which the serudnts-the peoples
representatives-shape their course; and the
fear is no longer felt of the passage ofoppres,
sive laws. or the abuse of power.
Then it is well that all should be educa-
ted, and we are free to avow ourselves the
advocates of liberal system of education.
and to force, if necessary, this education
upon the youth of our country.
Mixed schools should no longer clog thu
advancement of education. The school.
should be separate-policy dictates thi
course-the colored people desire it-th,
whites demand it; and there should not b
moments hesitation on the part of the Su
perintendent of Public Schools as to tn
course to be pursued; and we presume ther
will uot be. Let the order go forth to bull
separate school rooms-give like accommo
dations and facilities to both, and we ca
see bright future and happier day for til
people of our State.
The weekly standard., 1869-11-03

The Sentinel is anxious to find out WHY
the STANDARD opposes the lease of the
! Nerth Carolina Railroad, when it favored
1t before" The STANDARD has never favor
ed the lease in any way, shape or manner.
The first article merely noted the fact that
such lease was contemplated, and men,
toned its effect upon the stock of the road
aoithout any comment, Favorable or unfacora-
Ole. Therefore the first position the STAN
DARD took was against the lease of the road.
To merely announce matter of news,
without comment, is not to take position
on the subject and is so considered through.
out the profession.
A paper may prefer to first make
the announcement that a transaction has
taken place, that the public may have time
to consider the matter in all its forms before
it expresses its own views. Such was the
course we pursued. If it will crafty oui
friend of the Sentinel We will inform him
that we are opposed and have been opppos.
ed since the first announcement to the scheme
OF leasing the N. G. R. R. to the Raleigh
& CASTOR Road. And further, we are op.
posed to its being leased to be controlled b,
any other Railroad combination, for we be
lieye that such proceeding would surcl,
result in injury to the people.
The weekly standard., 1869-11-03
The Late Disturbance in GoldsbOro

We have expressed no opinion as to thl
cause of the late disturbance in GoldsbOrO
between the soldiers doing garrison dut!
and the colored people. Disposed at al
times to do ample justice to all men, ",
have awaited full developments, which vi
find in the Ne,cs, printed in that town, anj
edited by Mr. j. B. Whitaker, who is, also
Mayor of the place. We believe the state
ment of the News to be true-wc accept it d
such, and give it to our readers:
"The unfortunate riot which occurredk
tween the soldiers and colored men of hk
place on Saturday night last is uniyersaIy
regretted 10y the law-abiding citizens Of
Goldsboro'. Every difference must have
provocation, and the question natural!
arises to whom should censure be imputed
for this public breach of the peace? We
not pretend to advance any positiU asieE
ton of who was in fault when the
affair took place, but it is fact le
yond dispute that there are quarrelsOna'
inclined members of the garrison stlH'f
ed here who have for several TeeS'
past, been instrumental in creating Us
turbances between themselves and the ne
grocs, and on several occasions have almOa
caused the death of inofensive and peace
ably disposed colored men, Many instances
could readily be enumerated of their wall
tonly brutal treatment to them, one OF who"
transpired but few nights ago; we s'''
it as related to us: Six or eight soloie''
knocked at the door of colored man WDO
resides near the suburbs of town, and ai'e
having been admitted, forcibly carried MS
wife from the house to an adjacent heu'
and there deliberately outraged her pefsOn'
Now, all liberal-minded men must ackno"''
edge that such conduct is ever calculated ~
provoke revengeful feeling in any one w
matter however learned or unlcarned, w
may be, and in our candid opinion "''
events above recorded, were those lFO"'
which the riot derived its origin, and n0'
from the prompting of certain citizens i,
has been libelously and erroneously allc55'u
by portion of the troops. We are hO
reticent in saying that the private Sol"'G,' :.
are less deserving of blame than their OIL
GERS, for it is the duty of the latter to keci
the unruly part of their command Will'l'
the confines of camp, and not permit 'Ie'
tn roam unrestrained about the town"