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The New York herald., 1862-09-11
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
$50 BALES SEA ISLAND ANDi
GULF COTTON,

DANIEL II. BURDETT Auctoneer.
BY OF order Of sale dreced by Hon. W.
Marvin Judge OF District Court for the Southern diA
trct of Florida viii! sell at public auction
On FUESDAY, September 16,
At IL O'Clock NJ
From Lamheer's and Wheelers stores. Brooklyn,
2Is bales Sea Island Cotton from prize steamer Reliance
2s bales Upland do, do. do. do.
FSt hbls R0sn, do. do. do.
$50 bales Upland Cotton from prize schooner Bag0rry
2packages do, do. do. do.
IL bales Upland Cotton from rffye schooner
z haea pic kings do. do, do
105 la es Upland Cotton, fro prize schooner yicora
- uncRagcs do, do. do. do.
2crates aud bbls. do do. do.
62 bales Sea Isand Cotton, from schooner Agnes
S hale bales do, do. do. do
= hog p!ckncs do, Go, do. do.
So bbls Rosin, do do. do
60 bales Upland Cotton fron rrize schooner julia
bag picl.ings do, do. do. do.
3 Guns IS Shot do do.
Samples Cotton may be Friday until day or
sale at the Office OF Hiram Benner. liz Wall street
JAMES O. CLAPp,
United States Marshal Southern district Florida
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DANCrSg ,cADEMIrs.

DoDW0R1H,S DANCING ACADEMIES
N. 20i Fifth avenue, New York.
1877 Montague street, Brooklyn.
New York classes Wednesdays and Saturdays, com.
mencing Oct. 4
Brookyn classes Tuesdays and Fridays, commencius
Oct. 2.
Morning and afternoon classes for young ladies and ehs
dreu Evening classes for gentlemen Circular OF erms
NC may be had at either academy.
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Ar pouGuTY, AUoTIoNEER MORTGAGE SALE or

M. Household Furniture Carpets, &c--M. DOUGHTY
will sell this day. at lOH o'clock at HalesroQm ~ Nassau
street by virtue Of ohate morgage the entire furniture
story dwelling, consisting OF rosewood ParlOr SUITS
mahogany do, Book asts, Genre Tables Brussels and
Tbrec.py Carpets. Gas Chaudolicrs, Extension Dining
Tabes, Bu let's Dining Chairs, Dressing Bureaus Wash
stands Bedstead Hair Matt Lounges Sofas Chairs
oak and walnut Chamber Suits &C., &C Also double bar
rel English Fowlng Piece. The whole 20 be peremponly
sold 10 the highest bidder.
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L1DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
II ELEGANT CABINET FuRNIrUEE
Being the entire contents Of five story house elegan

BY ORDER OF TIE ASSiaNLB
by EDWARD SCHENCR. his day, sept IL at III O'Clock
Al his saesroom 63 Broadway, large elegant
Of roscwoo: and black walnut Psror Library Dnne
Room and Cham Der Furn rc all Of which Of the very
best manufacture A. FAURE, Assignee.
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GALES AT AUUTUON.
LBERr II. NICOLAY. AUCTI0NHER.
"A Regular sale of Stocks and Bonds.
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY

ALBERT II. NICOLAY
WIN sell on Thursday Sept H. at llH O'Clock r. M, at the
stock ssleersom, b2 William street
Ss ss each S2i 20 shs St Mark sFreIns S5
20 Ocean Bank 90 Is Gommonweathins Co 100
Ia Market Bank Il0 Is Humboldt Ins Co.. 100
90 Corn Exchange Bank 100 80 Kings Co Ins Co 10
20 Hope Fire Ins Co., 80 70 Ct Wesn Mar Ins Cole1
70 Germania Fire Ins Co. 80 20 New World Ins Co... so
IS wsburg c'y Fire Ins % 400 wall street Ins Co. 2s
10 Contn y Fire Ins. Gol00 b0Bklyn&Coney sld RRc0
400 Florence ana Keyport Joint Stock.
81 600 per cent United States Treasury Notes
1000 per cent North Carolina State Bonds 600
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SuARp's NEWLY IMPROVED CUSHIONS AND BIZ
- Hard Tables wc known 20 he superior % any IN so.
second hand Tables reduced price AL IN good order.
the mandatory is Fulton street AL orders by mail
puuctuauy attended ~,
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ID r. KELVIN, hUCTIoNBER WILL SELL. THIS
IL. day 0k o'clock, in salesrooms NO Chatham
eauare The stock dealer retiring from business
Goats Pants, Vest, Shawls. Blankets Gold and SILVER
Wnrbes Chains aspins Bracelets, Boots Shoes, &c.
Al IL oclncx rosewood double banked Meodenn
sx ave single banked do bs octave do sS Sewing
Maciucg one l9ree Herring Safe l0J0 boxes ooap sale
positive, CopsgDmsnls solicited.
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(SOAb sc PER T0N.-RBD AND WHITE ASH.
~ Schuy1f Coal well screened, delivered lro yard Tor
80 per ton of 2,Wl0 lbs a. HBARTF,
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commission on the cotton that has been seized ,
brought here and sold. The cotton brought
from Port Royal and sold on account of the
goyernm. ent amounts to some seven hundred
thousand dollars. On this Collector Barney ID
laborng to obtain five or six per cent commis-
sion, making lhis profits in the neighborhood Of
forty thousand dollars. The Secretary of the
Treasury, howevc.r, does not appear to be will
ing to grant his demands. But If Collector
Barney should go to work and recruit rcgi
ment, perhaps Mr.. Chas>a would allow this conn
mission, just as Secretary Welles allowed Nor
gan his two and half per cent commission ON
all the ships that he added to the navy. lie had
better try this and see. the result. Why does
not Morgan raise regiment He certainly
has had commissions enough to be little pa
triotic in this hour of peril.
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News from New Mexico.

KANSAS Cry, Sept 6, 1862
The sane Fe mail with dates TO the 10th ut arrived
here last evening making the trip ten days Quite
large number Of Indians the route, but a
were pesoeablc The Sante Fee Goscx Of tho 28d fur
nshes the following:
Great discomfort exists among the population Of colora
do Territory There has not been any open
but General Csnby has made such disposition OF his
troops win efectually and speedily suppress any
attempt OF nsubordinaton Two batteries or heavy ar
tcry arrived at Fort Union last week for the military
department. Mr.. Maxwell has been appointed Indian
Agent, under the provision Cor New Mexico.
An attempt made 10 Ore Independence, Mo-, last
night but the flames eStinguished
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INTERESTING FROM SUFFOLK, VA.

BriIiiaut Exploit by DodSe's New YSrk
Mounted Rines-Capeure OF an AatAre
Rebel Company, &C., &c.
OUR SUFFOLK CORRESPONDENCE.
SuFroLK, Va. Sept. Z, 1854.
A detachment of Dodges New York Mounted Rinss
despatched upon scout Monday. uRder tho con-
mand or Major Whselcn The party proceeded about thr
ty.ave miles from this place, and when about twelve
miles OF south Mills they across company -
rebels, on their way toward Richmond. Major Whesles
made such disposition Of his force that ne succeeded In
capturing the whole command consisting OF two 0om-
missOned officers and hundred and eleven privates
twenty eight wagons and carts and two sulkes. The
rebel company had gathered up along the route thirty
eight negroes who tied aud destDedf for Richmond
This morning the prisoners marched into town, and
placed under guard from the Third regiment New YORK
Volunteers They corscrps nteudsd 10 fill up Old
regiments.
Major whceen deserves much credit for the admirable
In which be performed his arduous duties.
Dodges Mounted Rifles OF the most efficient cavalry
regiments in tho service and has been remarkably suo
cessfu in numerous and important expeditions.
All is quiet in and about Suffolk under the admirable a.
minstration of Brigadicr General Mansfield.
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great deal Of complaint has been made Of the
condect Of the police, who, acting under superior
orders, no doubt, have been arre sting. at yarious
railroad stations persons coming to this city rom
distance. Marshal Murray declares all these
arrests TO be illegal, and the public may expect
discontiDuance Of this annoying practice.
The Broad street Methodist church, Rev. Mr..
Cooper; the 81. Theresa Roman Catholic church.
Rev. Father Lane, and the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Or. Watt, In Philadelphia, were rendered by
their congregations, and have been accepted By
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NATIONS. Wan COMMITTEE, The committee
appointed at the recent meeting in The Park
calling itself the National War Committee, ap-
pears TO be sort Of . Jloobin club, and is en-
dosvoring 10 control tho administration, and
thus assume the reips Of the government. II rs
for raising regiments without authority OF the
government, and APP ointing lie own officers,
without any regard TO the wishes Of the authori-
Ties at Washington.
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The Indian Troubles I'm Minnesota,

ST. PAUL. Min, Sept. 8, 1869.
The Indians attacked Forest City the Sd, and were
repulssd Capt. writes to the Adutant Genera,
from Hutchinson the Sd that he attacked by ono
hundred and fifty Indians, part mounted. fhe fight
lasted hours and half when the Indians save way.
Our loss three killed and fifteen wounded. Capt.
strout that the Indians had excellent guns,
were dressed partly in csons dress and rode horses
He thinks tho difficulty in that vicinity will be very
oarior
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the government. az hospitals for the sick and
wounded soldiers.
Yesterday another day OF anxiety and wild rumors
In Wall street. Al least half dozen distinct and sepa.
rate disasters TO the Union army duly rep rted and
had their effect upon the market. The manuacoly Of
cdnords appears present 90 be at Philadelphia 10 OF
the newspaper Offices. Stocks declined at The morning
board and afterwards from TO ~ per cent In the af
iernoon they rallied 4 y per cent Gold rose in the
morning TO 119, and afterwards declined 10 1lsA. tx
change quoted at 100 x 1870. Money worth Eve
por cent on call.
The cotton market was again lrmer yesterday, with
good demand. The sales embraced about 100 200
bales at 52c 53c for middng upands, closing at the
outside figure The flour market, owing to the improve
ment in sterling exchange, frmer with rather more
doing. whiie common and medium grades were fully &C.
per bbl higher Wheat from the same Cause was gene
rally arm and astivo but without change OF moment in
prices torn hrm, especially for prime qualities with
free sales large portion Of which in poor order
Good sound Western mixed sold At 60c 6lc. Pork
better, with sales OF at 3l1 62h $l1 75 and at
$40 $40 1c for prime Sugars were steady, while the
sales embraced about 400 hhds. and 3Ss boxes CoGeo
quiet and prices unchanged Frsights frmer,
while engagements made 70 moderate extent. To
Liverpool wheat engaged as 1SHd. 14d. l41sd,
in bulk and bags and -four ct 4s and s 15d for wheat
V London, and -four as Is. Cd.
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RrcRtrNc IN yBn Posr OFrmE AND Cvs1os
Ho,sg.-we understand that Postmaster Wake
man has been quite successful IN bis efforts in
attaining vol,Mteers II is said that be has
raised quite sum among tho Post Office en-
ploycs, through which he has secured large
number Of volunteers. But what Is Collector
Barney doing' Why has he rot raised regi-
ment at the Custom House, IL seems that in
stcad Of laboring TO increase our armies he is
lust now engaged in o controversy with the
royerrment relative to receiving five per cant
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column we publish brief account of two rebel
war vessels which bave escaped the vigilance
OF our fcderal cruisers The one is known AZ
tbe Oreto. the other A. the 2s0 These vcs-
sells were built in England. and sailed thence
for Nassau, with Interior views. They are now
at large, with how many Others il is impossible
10 say prowling about The seas FOR the destruc-
ton ofNortheru commerce. We call the attention
Of the Navy Department to these facts Now
that we have an eaisient navy iron-clsd and
oiberwise--to cover the whole Gull and all The
waters Of the Bahamas, nor one OF these rebel
vessels should be permitted 10 exst
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MoaE GRIEF IN THE CoNFJpENcE SUBSTITUTE
LINE The managers Of the World are still be-
vailing the stopping of their confidence busi-
pe,s in the substitute line, and have evidently
not been able as yet to devise any other con-
fdsnce dodge to make up for the loss of their
anticipated profits in that business The dis
charge of Mr. Ballard, one Of the parties ar
rested for engaging in the substitute agency,
instead Of soothing tho World, only increases il
wrath, and is made . text for another assault
upon Secretary Stanton. Greeley, having cor
feyed that he was the informer 10 this bueiness,
and that through bis influence with the Secre.
tary Of War he secured the arrest Of the substi.
tute agents. now remains silent, and offers no
excuse for isstsatiDg the whole affair. Perhaps
e he would come ont with another of his "Just
Once confessions. and explain the real motives
that prompted him to become jnformer, the
whole anuir might be easily settled, the bilious
stomach Of the World settled and the Secretary
Of War saved from further attacks. IT Is, how
ever, said that the articles in the World are
prompted by Thurlow Weed, who is indignant
at Secretary Stanton for not allowing the five
per cent commissions 90 prevalent at the CON-
,nenccment of the war, and that this is only q
movement 10 place some one else In his place
who will a, least exhibit five per cent patriot.
ism awards the suffering contractors. Strange
tbinos happen ia these days Of war.
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The Position Of Gen. Curtis

ST. LOrIs, Sept. s. 1852.
The Democrat OF this morning says:-The rsport that
Gen. Curtis has been superseded commander Of the
Army OF the Southwest. excep. for short time, at hs
request, TO his health, is incorrect. We
have authority for stating that he has been repri
manded by the government and authorized 10 mako
this abatement.
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The Rebels iE Western Virginia.


The Wheeling yntegcncer of yesterday learns that Ccl
Rathbone Of the Eleventh Virginia infantry HIS
dered Spencer TO the rebels. No particulars.
Colonel Michigan has been unable TO find the rebels on
the line Of Northwestern Virginia.
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the FUNERAL or GENERAL KeARNv.

The funeral Of General Keruv will take place at three
O'Clock this afternoon from Trinity church in this city
and from presen, appearances the ceremonies will I've Of
n imposing character An original funeral march
will be performed tho by Mr.. c. Jerome Hop
kns and the religious exercises 70 be Of shs most
solemn character.
Major General Sanford has likewise issued the follow
ing order, which viii explain itssf--
srBcrAL oRDRRs-No. IL.
HAADorAnYss. FlRsy D,viAos, N. Y. N. G.,l
fAe remains Of the late gallant and aue1ted Major
General Philip Kearny who fell while iu command 0f his
atthe battle fCbantilly will be inferred in Trial
" chur, hyard tomorrow Afternoon the 6,h mat.
Tho Fifth regiment Colonel Burger aud the Eighth
gmen Coonc. varian win parade as funeral osoort.
under tho command OF Brgnder General Hall, and Will
meet the at the Jeraey Cay ferry. foot Of CO
lxndt street at three O'Clock j. M mud proceed from
thence with tie remains u Trinity churchyard The
brigade line viii be formed in Brsoms street, right
broadway. at two O'Clock r. NJ.
The ofcers of the division no, duty invited to.
assoD,h,e, in full uniform with the usual badges Of
mourning ut the City HAIL. at two O'Clock P. NJ to unite
with sne procession Bv order 0f
- - Major General sANDFoRD.
We Tovxsrsr, Aid se-csmr.
rHR YvoErH REGIMENT.
tYgcAL uRpER--No. -.
HkApQl ARrrSs, hcHH RSciNESr \. Y. SIN,
NEW yoay, ,sept. 9, 1882
in compliance with Division and brigade orders No. u,
ID o6csrs aud members o this regimen are hereby
ordered assemble fully arrsd aad equipped (eoe UNI
foms withsrt knaIsacts) At lafayette place " eleven
O'CLOCK a. NJ, tbc ON cuy of SopeHvc ioo- " aSt -
escort 10 the remains u TIE late gallant si lamentcd
Major General Pbihp Kcaypy.
Companies win assembs eleven o'clock A NJ. sharp,
At La'aectte place.
The drum corrs will report 20 the Adutsnt at quarter
past eleven o'clock at the sAnie Place
Field and stsn vii aPp~r mogn,sd;
BY ordoT of u h NAHlANi Coonei
ia. VAN TAsga, Adjntant.
TIE sHvISfH Rs0inNr.
SEfrEsHK 8, 1882
rbe order for parade to.uorrow Is escort 70 the re-
maips Of Major General Kcarny, is Loreby counter
nspdcd arraugatpens having already been made by Ma
jor General Sandfofd. MARSHALL LEEFERTS,
Colonel CornisRdiug Seventh resmept.
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- - ....s--~--a---.-s -
pennsylvnnfa Politics.

LANCASTER, Sept 3, 1sG2.
The County Convention today renominatcd tho Hcu.
Thaddsns stevens for Congress.
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Police IntslliRsne nee,
TnB LATE BcR0LARy IL WARREN srRHET-t7 900
Xoa1H OH STOLEN GOODS RYcnvEREp.

THB LATE BcRoLARy IN WARREN srRRET-e7 900
wossn % STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
few days ago published an account Of the nge-
NOUS la which burglar obtained access 70 the
Of T. X Arsod o., III warren street, and carried
of 81 600 worth C eih goods. Since then detective
Farley has born Satisfactorily working up the case, aud
yesterday by of little strategy, he succeeded in
arrpsting thef aud recovering all the property. me
officer first got his Information TnursdAy night but
dcenea tsst postpone the descent upvp the burglar
until yesterday morning. The accused, who gave his
name Or John Robhsop lives At 1853 Madison soct aud
carries email plumbing busness tbors. He recently
arrived this city from Phadelphia aud but ia
known " the lplee. Farley, however, had his Ruspi.
aroused aud, focwing Robinson W his residence at
different times became satisfied that he na bin upon the
rght man. Upon searching tho premises oecpisd by tho
prisoner the entire proccos Of the burglary, packed up
duche and carpet bags discovered secroted In
the ciw The stun, which consisted principally OF silk
Eocds filed cart and how u possible Tor the bur
gsr ~ carry on such vast qnantr Of goods without
beiua detected puzzles the police Eight hundred dollars
haA been offered Tor the recovery property
which viii be d to the detective in the course of
a few days.
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wnrIcxs rnnArrK The Florence complimentary be
nea, tonight promises 70 be very brilliant siar. The
embellishments IRE numerous and veil varied. and
general desire prevails 10 render tho winding up Of Mr.
poences honorable rs his labors 10 sustaining
q have been onerous
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WAILACK's THEATRE. No. s4f Broadway-IRIsH As
suRArcE AND YASkks MopKsrY-THRIcE MARRIED.
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ETxONs cREMoRNE GARDEN Fourteenth street and
&ixth avenue.-0fxRA BALIkI PEoNgNApx CoNcrR7 AND
BouEsrRIAFIsn Afternoon--cNpERELLA
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Souon, paies.. ....s............... 10 ,00s
CuIwr. nnus. .....................t 1y5Ag
Molassee, bbls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913
II has been ascertained with accuracy that the
whole amount of cotton destroyed was only 900, 900
bales. The balance Is stored away safely in the
interior. awaiting market.
II sppcars by late advices from Ns.sau, N. r.,
that British bark from Liverpool, deeply laden
with arms and ammunition, arrived there on the
22d ul,. and that large steamer had just left
port with similar cargo With the intention Of
running the blockade al Charleston. Our inform
ami states that three British ships were then lying
IL th. hsrbor awaiting csrgoes Of cotton, which
wss arriving in considerable quantities, three
vessels load d with it having arrived within few
days, aud that the Nashville was daily expected
with . cargo from Warsaw Sound he reports
the warehouses al Nassau a. being well stored
with arms and ammunition. awaiting shipment to
rebel ports.
The City Of New York. % cape Race, furnishes
The New York herald., 1862-09-06

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Brcadway.-GsS
Tor TnUAB-COM. kurr-LgARNEp SxAL &C. a. all hours.
Isk MAID or MuNs1xR. afternoon and evening.
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B0WERY THEATRE, Bowcry-RonRRT THE DEVIL
Bors-KocuRA--FEIos's DKKAx
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ANusEMENTs THIS EVENING

.o's GARDEN. Broadway.-'fwu I-Posoo-rIr-
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NEW BowERY YHEATRE, Bowsry.-sxA or Ics-
DUg GAI-RnHFET AACAfgE
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BRYANTS' NINSTRELS' Mechanic1 Hail. ly2 Broad
!G.-krHiorrAx SoScs BURLEsouEs, DANCES, Ao.-TKx
lLAHx RRI -,
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 5l4 Broadwsy-EruIoPiAs
oN0s. DANCES, &c-THr UNION ARME
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Zeal estate.

FOR SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out.
buildings, and good Water Privilege for the ne.
o. the factory the wheel and machinery ali new and n
hblns order together with tine following described
sShnery two 42nch Breakers. Jacks of is0 snndIes
eacn,l Flicker, | Wool buster, Stafford Shell Cane
IEpohis' nhearing Machine, | Brushing Machine ,
49, ruihg Mill, Securing Mill, Flock Cutter
ana al other fixtures necessary for the man
Iii o. Doeskins, Cassimeres, rweeds or Satnets
All IN sOo9 running order. The mill is situated IN fhs
nn sse 81 pgstoy P31t in Manchester county Of Ben
V railroad depot. The said village is 1oursbiny ~
one thousand INHABITANTS two stores hotel large
tanhery three marble mills, &c. Also for sale Iot
WIN oudngs machinery and good water power s,itabe
I9r tne manufacture of chairs clothes pins Saving M
pianng boards or other business in the lire al man
located on good road, three-ourths Of mis
sonable terms By the subscr err ~ w AN"~'
te5 d6m CHATTN0v dpErN
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CHAUNcY GREEN.
4 FOR SALF-The heantifll man.

FHt FOX SALE-The beautiful man
I sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
-. and occupied by JOSEPH z. Hale The above
Dull ny Mr. Hale, for his special use and has ali
nouet improvements 1t IL situated on A he autifni
stsbin ana overio9ks the whole city 1t has no
covered with fruit and shade trees and il SUI nv
street on all sides. desirable residence Gr ssis
cou not pc found For further particulars please in
quIre Of Oh ARIES b. PRATT, Worcester Or of the
SUBSCRIBER, No. ~ West 18th street, New York
hyA dt JAMES A. FERGUSON
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gnsurante.

QUINCY MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
W ANCE COMPANY, of Quincy, Massachusetts,
AVAILABLE AND CASH CAPITAL, S47s944 GO
WILLIAM s. MORTON, President
CIIAS. A ROWLAND, Secretary.
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no LET.-A desirable Cottage House,
-, -; Of or rooms within nve minutes walk of CITY
hai. rent, Sl3O. Possession given immediately En-
qulre at JOHHSON'S,
aug. Z d1 Harrington Corner, up stairs