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AUCTION SALES.

Ry !As.:s. EiCRAkSs 9 rIAfr. es.ss
- ga ssy -L.eefa esse sdvessss usSs - eee'
1 sSsf X :ass!ss i sswro.x ra.Dr SALE
The r.., regular fsi fr.a. ssls :; isea. s..s.yps
Plares Ac under the direction Of The coaauss Il d
The catalogue Embrace conuhatoos IRON lhs Leading
publishers The county and very exwnsvs
resss. ana moe, extensive vsysy u sosS eve, oss i
usde sale la this country now rssdy for dissrses
The Whole 10 10 be cold w,,Aoa, rsssrvs.
supplementary catalogue 9TH. - usual, b tossed %
The morpins of sae.
ny F. COTTON, Auction and comms.Ioa Ner.
ing removed the above named large pre-
pared receive all kinds Of Cabinet Furniture, Dry
crpton on for private ssis or saess ssi
10 make settlements with HE usaa promptnss He VII
also buy il preferred Outdoor ssss in any pert Of sAs
TUESDAY, Aug 81.
Al l0S oclock o. the Aacuuu Noom.
A large enrolment Of cry good., sloh,as. se
Al.o 90 s'.o.rso. % esas.sss y ns1cey
chair :o. dime. ana va 'so'.s SSss.s.' e's''sd NJ
Also. a lsr.s iavo's. ~ ~shosasy md q. 'ooaise
BY Thomas Loud OF Philadelphia they are Of sspsslsr
touch, and fnsh and equal IN every respect say
full guaranty from the maker and invited sxanns
with any instrument made Prices moderate Also
splendid harp, IN hns order.
~ CHAMBERLAIN, Az cTI0NEER-stor No.
y. spruce-st-Libersl advances made on Goods
signed Tor private sale, be sold auction Outdoor
sales carefully attended to- aud respectfully collected
Prompt returns made.
WEDNESDAY, Sept l.
At 10 osloek at the of Wall and Hanover cts in
the basement
Mosrs%SE SALt-Comprisins marble top counter ma
hossny counter and oyster stand office chs and each
IONS Cant seat stools mahogany tables mahogany wash
stands e. glass, deesner. punch bowl table cutlery
stove beer pump and pipe solar lamp crock
cry, cooking utensils, &c. &c. By order Of
JOHN w. SOMERlNDYkE, Constable.
THURSDAY. Sept 2
Al 10 O'Clock, at No Spruesst
CoSsrssLE SALrCompris.ns fns lot boots, lot elot-
ing Se. &c.
Also, generals assortment OF secondhand fsrsissrs.
counter, beer pump, sc.
Aso one large feather bed, and lot oil pAissss. psy
| advances
Also, one light wagon.
Also. wine brandy, sn Ae In dsmijoAns. Of sooA qaa
| iity
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EAYLER,s PATENT .

CAyLER's PATENT Salsmauder saies.-rhese
VI safes warranted perfect ia every respect and 70
afford full protection for books, pep money &C against
For comparatively small any person can have an
insurance Office of hi- owu-one which exrct- neither
notes premiums and which cannot - broken down By
great hfe
der Safes o any dimensions required ~ Banks Brokers'
Merchants Jewellers. for RECORDS for other public
Offices. made 20 order An assortment for sale and orders
received AZ the Depot. l2 aeT. between Pine and Wall
sis by lau2i lmeodisAWI 4. r. MON son.
RLEACIIED -HEETING- sad shirtinss % every
Dsfyle and width. from o. yard 20 yards wide may
Cedar-st near Pear-.f This the first and only excu
assortment 81 heached goods in tins city aud the
goods furnished 20 country merchants 10 suit their
wants. no the trade price. II large lots.
aul7 T. y UNDERHILL co Is, ~ aud p cedaT-.t
STARK MILLS sHEETING>-loo bales for
b"sale by T. y. lNDtRHlLL co.
81 and ~ Cedar-st. 2d floor
Also 81 bales Indian Head. aud 50 do. Lawrence &C"
will be sold At manufacturers prices, 10 and ~ CedaTst
near PeaTpst arl7
WINDOW SHADES. Gilt Cornices, &C. at whole
w sale.-J. G. Moodford. 2l5 Broadway, is constantly
receiving the latest styles OF Window Shades Gilt Cor.
nices. &C which will b, sold those purchasing 10 sell
again reduced prices Gohes, Landscapes Flowers.
Corin:hau Columns Nrnettes. Roseites. plain Scrolls,
buf and white Window Linen. Lace Curtains. Bands,
Loops, Pins, Painted Gauze Wire Window Shades. sc.
J. c. WOODFORD.
au]l Importer and Manufacturer, PAS Broadway.
rIO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-The subscribers,
manufacturers ana dealers m Account BOOKS ana ga
tonerv invite the attention country merchants their
establishment, where they may md large and wclse-
ecfed assortment of stationery articles NJ very low prices
Conn eie sets Of Books ished from the shelves
made to order AZ sho notice. FRANCIS LOJTREL,
auJ) Manufacturing Stationery, u Maiden-lane.
U6ILERS.-i secondhand locomotive boilers. o.
ID horse power each ~ inch tubes, for sale By
au3l 81 PETTEE a MANN, q sonth-sf-
CHINA AND BOHEMIAN GLASS FLOWER
NNASfS-Just received bv recent arrivals fine assort
m, of choice patterns. opening For whole
sale and retai hy DlETL, BROTHER co.
aust 1872 Nilharu-st.
DIAPER LAMP SHADES dor. paper lamp
shades 0l the latest styles, just received from Pans
aud now opening For sale wholesale and retail, rs
au3 2w DIET, BROTHER a 90, li9 Williltlst.
DLANk BOOKS. Copying Presses, Paper and sta
D0nerv arrIces AZ all kinds old in quantities o suit
purchasers, al low Prices. by FRANCIS LOIIREL,
aust Manufacturing Ststioners, II MaidcrrleDe
DANCA TIN, Anthony. Pig Lead. Sheet Zinc, &c
ID for sale by MILLER COATES, rs Pearl-st.
auJ0 81
Dill MIXERS, RA-IN>-Housc and ship Closet-Ba-
L sins Pug Basins Hopper Basins, Earthen Sinks &c.
Of all sizea and patterns. for sale by
au30 ST. MILLER A COATES. rs Pearist
"A OUI..-SrO0O los Fleece Wool, comprising all
w qualities, In store and for ssle by
VALENTINE q HALL
Au2S Sits. ef5 Pear ST.. OF Bee kmzn.sL
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THF BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL rel

Il on Wecresday sept l. A. Livnzsfon-st IL. officers
are Res. B. " Dwight. An. !. 3. Brown. Alb. Pm
cipals assisted BY lslae Brsyton AB IN the Greek
and Latin Prot A : Nlep'it, IN the French; Sen. e.
7 >eccni de Cassa In the spanish and Italian. and
Rchd. " Hubbard. IN Drawing Pupils received AZ
sny from upward and conducted systematically aud
progressively The thorough commercial education
shy part Of the college course OF study Circulars
may BE- had the Brooklyn Post Ohee NJ Wder's
bookstore. Brooklyn The PRINCIPALS may h. seen. Mr.
Dwlsht II io5 PineApYlest. uear Fulton and Nj Brown
q Her
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DRAI-TED,> EXCHANGE. l

DRAI>TED'> EXCHANGE. la Farss BuidinTs
ID corner OF Broadway and Reade - keacc
stAu kind Of and broken Bank bills. Gold aud
silver Coins Bills Vt Exchange Notes and Drafts bought
sold OF collected.
B-Checks and short paper taken on easy terms
New-Nork, August ST. 1871. al5l 81
FINE GOLD AND SILVER Watches.-
~ The Subscribed . selling al descriptions Of the
q cold and Silver Watches and Je~elry, retail
Nv over than any other house IN The city All
s' Sarrsnted 10 keep good the money return
ed Watches and jewe-.y exchanged
Watches repaired IN the best manner a. r9eh sss n "a
the usual Prices Gold watches low a. 50 u 80 each
GEO. {. ALLEN, Importer Of Waiehes
and Jewelry, wholesale and retail, 81 Wall-st
salS iaiskW corner Wilhanst up EaiTs-
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TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

RENj. W. BENSON Draper and Tailor, ~ uliu n-'t
Dhas extensive assortment OF cloths, eassInerrs and
yesnss, which wall Be made up 70 order IN the most A'n-
iouabe style for cash.
A choice and general assortment Of gentlemen. fancy
dress also consiantly hand. az ~
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IN brig France. from Nassau ~ P-Mr Garret, and
lady Miss L Smith.
" brig jmosene from Batimore-Mrs Mossan and
s!ster.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN HOUsTON-sT-Ahan handsome suite
ID OF the second floor, with pantTies attached
suitable for gentlemen and their wives also small rooms
with good board may be had reasonable terms for single
gentlemen. Please apply Al '55 Housion-st corner Of
Crosby-si first block from Broadway References eSehang
ed auSo Nv
BOARD in private family where there small
ID children-A gentleman and his wife, two or three
single gentlemen be- accommodated with good rooms
and full partial board Of the pleasant local
titles IN the upper part Of the city References gven and
required Apply At No Abingdon-square. au3 St
BOARDING IN EAST BROADWAY gen
ID teman and his wife and two or three single gentle
men can be accommodated with pleasant apartments aud
board by applying 22 East Broadway References ex
changed eujo w
DOARD.-A young lady wants board in private fam
ID ily where there viii be not more than two or
three bosrders References exchanged. Address box SIS
Sun Once No regular boardinghouse need reply 70 TINS
DOARD.-Two three single gentlemen can be ac-
ID commodaied with good board IN the house Of private
family. 81 Walker-st Broadway. References ex-
changed. auJl oils-
a LADY viii rent some furniture for her board 10
XAsma family, 10 three four gentlemen and VIII
superiniend their domestic affairs required address
Mrs T.. l68 Csnal-st auln lM
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Total. .3Os9 l7o $50 sa7 36o7ii9 lo26l5sl s9lol
There were also Of Oats From New-york 36779l
bushes Philadelphia, 30i7 do Baltimore, 81 443 Boo
ton. $50 do other ports. $50 do Total 43b ssi do.
OF Barley: New.York, 290376 bushels New. Orleans
1885 90 Boston. l25 do Total, 292 $50 do.
Erpors from Me York from Spt 1876 to aug o. ls47.
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- tTo-story and attic brick house and lease
- Of the 10. y NaDdaIn-st between NcDo1xa and
yae House 3 feet By 20 feet the CrotoD water laid
on grape vines the yard &c Lot Is feet BY 100 feet the
present Lease without ground rent AZ the expiration AR
TIER Lease will be granted AZ ressonabe ground rent and
stI farther tease will b. also granted the improve
rnents made thereon The particulars Be Known
.pplying 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auetioue-r,
nh " Bfoaf-st
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JACOB :. PLATT, Auctionecr
AND ClTLERH.-JA

HARDWARE AND CUTLERl.-JAc0B -
the auction room. % Pattst corner Of Gold, Enssh,
German and French heavy aud shelf Hardware via, 40
casks cases and lots comprising general assortment
wa Common and fine psdoeks braces and bitts curry
combs fsI ntnre knobs hshooks iron spoons
shutter knobs tooth brushes iron bolts. cupboard turns
japanery, buttons, ink powder, &C.
Also, long handle shoyels
Also, cases paste backing.
Also, Gaze assorted snuh-boxeS
Also peemponly, 10 pay advance, for sssh, 100 Ssh
pens snd 223 silver pencil csses
Also, crstes sheet iron Waterloo coal hodA
Also. English nails shovels and spsdss afh nsils, &c.
Also, 200 dos table and desert knives and forks.
Also, SO lots pocket cutlery.
Also, 500 cards comprising extensive assortment Of
pocket and pcnkni,es, scissors, rasors, &C.
Also, ~ dor genuine German cologne water
Also cutlery jewslry fancy goods, watches, 10 Sale
positive Particulars in time.
Also 100 lots city made warranted jewsiry ssSi its
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BELow-2 ships, barss and brig Wind Sc
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We the underlined have seen the Fitzgerald. Patent
Portable Mil and horsepower IN operation Mr.. J. &
PoTthresss plantation aud have no doubt they will lie
greatly used By planters when they become acquainted
vitb ;heif uert, W. saw lt grinding With horses
and II made good meal nearly fast rs ordinary
H. 49, lafer-r
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~ FAHNT FUh -HLIss-h DrtuTIfuI ItfH OF one
70 hundred acres or sale IN the VILLAGE Of AUBURN
49, slant about mile fr1m the C0urhonse living GA
the .te of Norfh-st The manson ho1se
floqs well fnishet There Is also = convenient ten
nrs 01se With barns hsy hguse carriage house grAuary
al Ia good repair The farm q generally well fenced
with wall There j. valuable aypleorch hard and
variety u other grated fruit grapes &c. ALSO, eas,-
u worked quarry Of limestone, suitable for building wood
lot &c Terms Of payment easy and title ind spnab@.
F0r farther particulars inqaire u Hon Wa Hasbrouex
Newburzh James Cox, Esq Auburn Of the subscri-
Der near Canterbury. Orange Co.
suIl 2aw1m- PETER ROE
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CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD, AuetioneeFI
10y JAMES VI. MILLER-Stors No. Is Nader
ID lane, next door to No. 2Libertysti
THURSDAY, s~ps moer 3,
Al LOT O'CLOCK, store Of karl Oh Sons u 0ol1s.
5000 Sides Hemo~k tanned Sole Leather vsrous tan-1
neIiea FRIDAY, sept s.
Ati2 o'clocs, At % Merchsnts Exchange,
CHAscIRY SALE-Uader the dirccto Of Phlo T Rug.
eles Msssrrh- tot Of land with the butdinss, tbes
hsy siss OF T~entelhst VI feet westwsrdly from
the ~ Fourth and Tw
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DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau st-Notce i hsrehy gwen . the fsistites
and next - ain Of CHARLES SCEEKREk late 81 the
City - View York blac ksmifh decsas~d and ~o eyed
haze died intesate thai the Effects " the ssd
isrer and d spo.ed OF bv him according o. law, uness
the be csimed By swfal executor Or sdninis
Of the deceived By tks brit day Of Oeo'Ss
Dated Sew-fork, Aug 81, lAI ..
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4 TRU-COPIl.-Ofce 80 Broad~sy'-Drs OKA1
u BRICK treat diseases ser the German practice, snd
discriminate by inspection chemical analysis Of the
Unne which being and neyer-fsling method Of de-
termning dsease IN the incpent stage. thus they
ins 10 vial From the many advantages they have
had IN the Of chronic diseases cancer scrofua
and ulcers well diseases Of the lungs chest and skin,
they feel confidence Offering their services the pub
lie B-Cases may be sent from distance by express
or otherwise and medicines carefully put up and forward
ed 70 any part Of the United States aud Canada Once
hours from A ~ t09P. ~ su2D 2awismD 4tW-
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~ 81 Henry-st su3o Nv
Miss WAKEMAN'> SCHOOL for Young LADIES
4'Iwi reopen September next This school IL situated
s02 Greeuvich-sf door below Huberfst the
Of line Of which pass through Courtsud. Green
wch anal Broadway and Grand Circulars contain
farther particulars may be AZ the Office Of Horace
Holden. ESQ "a Bee<man-sf. Mr.. Robert Cnters book
store. OF A. the school su3i lw-
Young LADIES' SCHOOL, Isl GTsene-s'.-Mr
Il and Mrs hIDDER VIII welcome the return Of their
pupils their exercises Monday, the 18th q sept
They the attention of parents ~ their method of IN
few b0arders can be received into their
family aujo lwec-weod'
SEyENTH WARD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
- corner Of Madison and Governor sts.-klCH
MARSH Principal r Bachelor AN Classical Teacher.
W Morice English Assistant. Terms moderate. For far
Their information apply AZ the roons or n - Henry-st
su30 ST.
classical AND ENGLISH >CHOOI.-The
y next term Of the Messrs. OLN>TEAD'S School. so
Broadway vii commence Monday the 5th day Of sep
TENDER next auJN Nv
DEDICATION FOR BOYs-Washinston Institute
la VIII commence after the annual vacafion
on the first Monday Of September.
r. DWIGHT PORTER.
THEODORE W. PORTER
The establishment removed last season. for i'm
proved accommodations 70 rs present site ~ Murray hl
lexnEion-avenue and Thiry-sivth-st auZ7 Snslwos'
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c. CANPEELL LIuScs q.
CHAELEs A BUDD, 'te4etarles 4
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Exirac, Of letter Just received from Aer c Thompson.
ESQ In respect % Fitzgeralds Mss ~ thompson was
miller in fhu state Of New
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ID and width. from o. yard 20 yards WIDE may
be he'd the manufacturers prices the "a floor Of =
CedaT-.t Peari.t This the first and only excu
assortment o heached goods In tins city aud the
goods furnished country merchants % suit their
wants. 20 the trade price. Of large lots.
aul7 T. y TNDERHfLL 4 co l8. ~ aud p Cedar-st
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r story frame house and loi Of ground with additional
- lots adjoining, having frontage Of 80 feet BY l0Z
feet q inches length situate the south side Of Eighty
ffh-.r between the Third and Fourth avenues rsoad)
commencing 25j feet west Of Third-agenue. Apply 70
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER Auesioneer,
an ~ brOad-s..
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Oloil.

D1cu.
On Saturday evening, 18th inst of scarlet fever JOHN
M ron OF John NJ. and Mary Rue, aged years and .
months.
The relatives friends and acquaintances of the family
arc respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
ut o'clock, without further invitation.
On Sunday morning. l4th inst GEORGE GREENwoop
son of John g. and Caroline B. Briggs aged years
months and Ii days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited tn
attend the funeral from their residence 43 Orchard
street. at Ia o'clock this afternoon without further in
vita'ion The remains will be taken to Greenwood Co.
metery
On Saturday, 18th inst of consumption, JOHN MEAD,
aged 20 years.
His friends and acquaintances and those of his father
and brothers, William Mead and Edward NJ Jacobs are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
ton. ''"
On Sunday 18th inst Mrs. ELIZA JACK wife of
James Jack, aged 80 years, months and days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral at her late residence corner Grand
street and Union avenue, williamsburg L. L. on Tues
day 10th inst, at O'Clock r. M The members Of III
deity Lodge No 81, o. o. F. and the order in general
are invited to attend
On Saturday evening, 18th inst CHARLOTTE infant
daughter of Elizabeth and Gustavus Paulus aged one
year and fourteen days.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from Tho
residence OF her parents IL Rose oct The remains
Will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
Carriages will be in attendance.
On Sunday, l4th inst JAMES Z. CARRY aged rs years.
Ills friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune
raj at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the residence of
Underwood, Charles street.
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&c Lon--sales good quality
- commanded S33 SO on time


made at 81 3l14a$4 371Ec Lon--sales good quality
Scotch pig qatest snes) commanded sss so on time.
SPeuer-saies were last made at DC. 8 mos.
naval sroHEs-some Improvement has shown itself
IN spirits urpe itine and sales have been made at an
advance, closing at 43 10 cents Some lots Tar and
RESIN also changed hands the former 81 s7 and the
OLs-Whale and Sperm were dull Linseed continued
hIm; American at as cents. while so was asked for
English, and S5 for Dutch = ~ "
PaovrsroNs-The market was vary ou;o, ,;,h.
change IN Yesterday quotations Mess Pork was offered
at s4 GAS pr me at S2 so. which were the closing pri
ces Of The week BeefSales were very m;,sd wishnnt
change in prices sale of good lard IN barres ,yas re
ported at cents Butter OF good quality was in demand
aaa would command 20 - cents Cheese was steady
hIot-lhe article continued in good demand the ad-
vance peIng iully maintained The weeks sales have
pesn ooo uerces at SO s71l 475 Good prime
sEEDs- Fiasseed-Rough, for crushing continued in
oesn1 al oio 20 per fierce, while Sl asked Cio
cash. Timothy continued firm at $40 per barrel.
SuGAR-The market quiet and no sales Of mo.
hent were reported, while prices continued firm.
use.
TonAcco-The market continued steady, without
saos OF moment. The last sales Kentucky leaf were
made at "a a6%c.
WHALrnosE-The market was dull, and prices less
hrin. The last sales W. made at 34c and South
Saa a ad1sc The article was rather heavy at these
prices
WHlsKsy was dull, with small sales at 2s1< 2sc.
WooL-Sales Of the week, of American fleece and
pulled have been large and the market closed firm at
slight advance on former rates.
FEEIsHrs rates remained steady about the fol
lowing quotations:-To Lverpool-gran in sacks, "a
Esd; flour. rs a 7 Sd: cotton, Tie I'd To Hayre-
grain in sacks, 80 32d; -four, 81 50 cotton lXc
10 London-gran in sacks, IS 26d flour, Us sd IS;
neavy goods. $685. measurement do, sos 65s
RIAL ESTATE AT AucTIoS-Unfnshed house and lot
on 10Th street, near avenue A, 25 by 94s. s4,25O
One iot south side 18th street, avenue d, Is
One lot east side LIST avenue near 9th street 2s by
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AUCTION NOTICES.

JACOB PLATT Auctioneer
nj 'hi6AGE SALE of rich Furniture-W edne sjay,
FEBRUARY l7h, at o'clock at the it2 Broadway
,n reseve for cash. quantity of sofas. couches
VII chairs various patterns; rockers, covered
r SIX plush and hair also, bedseads secrea-
goods WN W Str ~ utha"ies anu fancy
oooos received for this sale til Tuesday febi5i
uvu, - IA J. BLEECkER
w II. sell on Tuesday, tho 10th Instant az
stchange. at IL o'clock the lease Of property known
md nopuson street comprising two story frame nou Sc
Mc IA 'front.' and two story brick house adj joining The
~ uhaer the whole Lot as deed 20 so feet more
1855 twenty-iour years from mber
Terms al sale. ' ~ 'a - p, s,s
VALUABLE TIMER LAND AT AUCTION
~ oN SATURDAY, February 9Th. 1871, in Norfolk
OVSrh BY virtue of decree of the Hastings Court al
80 onolk city, IN the suit of Andrews Cookcs admir-
ds the undersgned will sell Saturday, 2th
OF reo nary 1877 in front Of the Beacon Office in Nor
,ok cy about O'Clock NJ public auction TO the high.
all that tract of valuable forest timber lard
awlck county Virginia, OF which ". Cooke died. ssised
and which purchased Of Richard =. Park
The tract captain, about fifteen hundred aud th, seven
Is heavily umbered the principal growth being white
OAK OF the bet kind OF all ages sizes and is
ia hst IN the list OF numbered tracks Virginia.
uo CONVENIENT to WATER and lies contiguous the
h,oPeIV on william q: Young, Esq. who will be pleased
'ot"e any information In regard to
NJ. COOKE. Commissioner.
c., and VIII be sold upon credit OF twelve months
a. ahu ne costs OF suit which be paid in cash The
pucna or giving bond with good security Commits
n aiming the title to the land the deferred
fa,henl. fe3 3taw t27thFsrc
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AmUSEMENTs.
BENEFIT OF MRS KAN

IAN, BENEFIT OF MRS. KEAN
Pam liza IhE.-Nlonday Evening February Is will
sir Waiter Amyot Mr. Chyles Keau. Lord ASdsn M
Dyou; Lady Eviliue Amyet, MIS- thas Kean. "' ''
10 conclude with the WONDER-Don kelix M, Cha.
Kean Donna Violane, Mrs Chn Kean. ''' '"'A
Doors pen st6f ocloek and the performance will CON-
Bores 81; PIT 80 cent?; Gallery IS cents
RUWEHY IAEATnE--Aionday Evening Feb Eth
- will be performed the grand opera Of CINDERELLA-
Prince. Mr. Hunt Baron Pompono, Vache Alidoro Ste
yens Dandidi Chapman Pedro, fiadaway Cinderella,
Mis-, MsIy Tayoi CiGr,ndi Mrs. Booth Th'be, Mrs Ser
To conclude with sATAN-'The - Mis-. Taylor;
Count Henry Beausoeii Mr. Clarke Crequet Mr. Hadlway
Madame de Luceva Mrs Booth.
Dress Circle 70 cents; Tit and Gallery lax cents
Doors omen nj 6ts O'Clock. Performance commence att
MiTCHELL's OLYsirIC THEATkE-Aiondsy even.
w sg February 18th he perorm,nee, will commenc,
D,Estanego, Mr. Walcot; Carlo Miss Clarke.
10 be followed by the ALPINE MAID-Bvig, Nv Hol.
land; W,lter MIR Wscot; Roseue. Mrs Timm
After which, NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS - Admir- Il
on, M N,ehnon Lieut. Kingston, Mr. Wslcot; Miss
II, ~ conclude with TIIMBLE RIG-John Ginger, MIR
nqmnandi Mrs Ginger, Mrs sherwood.
Dress circle ~ cents upper boxes 20 cents; pit sh
ins, Privdte boxes -. Orchestra boxes, s..
Door open al nall cast ciuck ca tais rsssst
wch Theatre corner Of Charlton aud Varck streets
Monday evening, Feb 18th, si-Wil be performed the
i,aughabie farce q SKETCHES IN iNDIA~Tom Tape.
MI r. 'oh h Dunn Mrs sally Ser gys. Mrs Watts
ne Maid Of Milan-Rosmo, Mr. II r. 0rauan Cisii Mrs.
.i conclude with the popular farce called THAT RAs
CAL JACkIJaek, Mr. John Dunn. ~
frices Tor adnsslonDres Circle ceuts: I'd Ti.r
FIT, one shilling. Private Boxes IS w. S''
Doors open Ht Oh Ocl0ck-turtain to rise nj